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<blockquote data-quote="fireinthedust" data-source="post: 4755824" data-attributes="member: 51930">Fantastic Locations:&nbsp;&nbsp; lots of mileage out of the Market, the Sewers, the Inn, and a crossroads.&nbsp;&nbsp; Not much out of hellspike is likely, but who knows.&nbsp; I would buy more generic sites if they were offered; that is, locations PCs will visit often enough that I don't have to draw them.&nbsp; The Inn, a Boat, a generic Undead Tomb, the Forest, a Crossroads, desert, river, Gate House where town/city guards stand and could fight them, etc.Paizo Flip Mats:&nbsp; the Cathedral is great, but does not fold well.&nbsp; It sits across many of my D&amp;D books.Dungeon Tiles:&nbsp; I can't think of ways to make stuff out of them.&nbsp; Underdark doesn't smoothly fit together without lots of breaks, and I can't make a cavern wall's edge using only tunnels.&nbsp; However, Wagon, doors, etc. is great to add to other sets, and as add-ons.&nbsp; The tombs are fun.&nbsp; Could use graveyard stuff.&nbsp; Recent Modules:&nbsp; I like getting location maps with each adventure.&nbsp; Having something to put the miniatures on is a huge asset.&nbsp; Some of them are not reusable, or are cut off in half a room.&nbsp; Having a bunch of iconic ones would be good (like that statue from 3.x phb2/earlier editions, so the PCs can rob it).My dream product to make:&nbsp; have a good dungeon mapped out entirely on a poster map the size of my gaming table.&nbsp; Like, a full-sized level of Undermountain on several inter-connecting poster maps.&nbsp; But one I've got every room described for.&nbsp; Like temple of elemental evil, I dunno (saw that once).&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I'm going to design it on my own, but I'd need Dunjinni or something to illustrate it.&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" />Also:&nbsp; a clear minitures grid so I can put whatever other scene below it (sky, water, stars) and make my own background.&nbsp; Meh.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fireinthedust, post: 4755824, member: 51930"] Fantastic Locations: lots of mileage out of the Market, the Sewers, the Inn, and a crossroads. Not much out of hellspike is likely, but who knows. I would buy more generic sites if they were offered; that is, locations PCs will visit often enough that I don't have to draw them. The Inn, a Boat, a generic Undead Tomb, the Forest, a Crossroads, desert, river, Gate House where town/city guards stand and could fight them, etc. Paizo Flip Mats: the Cathedral is great, but does not fold well. It sits across many of my D&D books. Dungeon Tiles: I can't think of ways to make stuff out of them. Underdark doesn't smoothly fit together without lots of breaks, and I can't make a cavern wall's edge using only tunnels. However, Wagon, doors, etc. is great to add to other sets, and as add-ons. The tombs are fun. Could use graveyard stuff. Recent Modules: I like getting location maps with each adventure. Having something to put the miniatures on is a huge asset. Some of them are not reusable, or are cut off in half a room. Having a bunch of iconic ones would be good (like that statue from 3.x phb2/earlier editions, so the PCs can rob it). My dream product to make: have a good dungeon mapped out entirely on a poster map the size of my gaming table. Like, a full-sized level of Undermountain on several inter-connecting poster maps. But one I've got every room described for. Like temple of elemental evil, I dunno (saw that once). I'm going to design it on my own, but I'd need Dunjinni or something to illustrate it. :D Also: a clear minitures grid so I can put whatever other scene below it (sky, water, stars) and make my own background. Meh. [/QUOTE]

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