Project Sigil Sigils not dead yet. Claim a mimic mini for Sigil at dndbeyond.

[Mr. Lahey]

Sigil is not dead, it just smells funny.

 

[Theory of Games]

Yet another WotC fumble. They're getting really good at it.

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

I don't want to believe all that effort was in vain. Maybe all the created software could be "recycled" for other type of project, for example a D&D wargame with a different system of rules, something like mixing Warhamer: Total War and the saga Heroes of Might & Magic. Lots of players would be "busy" playtesting their own homemade rules.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

The releases continue and I'm adding them to my account, just because.

But if these were intended to be their first commercial releases when Sigil went live, I think it'd be hard to make many adventures with them.

Yet more Monday morning quarterbacking: I would have developed sets (and maps) for a starter set and worked backwards from there, so that at least one adventure could be played immediately with Sigil. And most of the starter sets have a decent spread of basic monsters, meaning they'd be useful for making more adventures. (The nothic in Lost Mine is a little weird, but the rest of the adventure is 99% stock monsters.)

 

[darjr]

The releases continue and I'm adding them to my account, just because.

But if these were intended to be their first commercial releases when Sigil went live, I think it'd be hard to make many adventures with them.

Yet more Monday morning quarterbacking: I would have developed sets (and maps) for a starter set and worked backwards from there, so that at least one adventure could be played immediately with Sigil. And most of the starter sets have a decent spread of basic monsters, meaning they'd be useful for making more adventures. (The nothic in Lost Mine is a little weird, but the rest of the adventure is 99% stock monsters.)

Something recent released?

 

[sevenbastard]

: I would have developed sets (and maps) for a starter set

Agreed launching it with an updated full length adventure for people to use with the new rules and VT probably would have got more people to adopt it.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Something recent released?

They're putting out sets of zombies and commoner clothing.

 

[Dire Bare]

Something recent released?

The "Urban Pack" which includes two doppelgangers, a bandit, and a tabaxi rogue. "Coming Soon" we'll also get the "Easy Rider Pack" which includes commoner clothing sets for modular minis, and also a "Dragon Pack" which includes a blue dragon wyrmling, red dragon wyrmling, wyvern, and young red dragon.

 

[EthanSental]

Some more zombies released somewhat recently. The discord does seem to have some work continuing on it so I’m hoping it keeps trickling out things and maybe be a bit smoother to use. It’s still visually appealing to me, about on par with taelspire but with D&D mechanics built in.

 

[LordEntrails]

Some more zombies released somewhat recently. The discord does seem to have some work continuing on it so I’m hoping it keeps trickling out things and maybe be a bit smoother to use. It’s still visually appealing to me, about on par with taelspire but with D&D mechanics built in.

Any actual game mechanics and features? I mean zombies are nice... but it actually needs to do VTT things first. Right?