Tact-Tiles (or equivalents)

[Ingression Point]

No worries! If you post on facebook/twitter/anywhere else and send me link to prove it, I'll put you in a drawing for a free set of tiles and a free t-shirt!
I'm giving away 3 sets, you could get one my friend.

 

[the Jester]

No worries! If you post on facebook/twitter/anywhere else and send me link to prove it, I'll put you in a drawing for a free set of tiles and a free t-shirt!
I'm giving away 3 sets, you could get one my friend.

How/where should we message you? I'll happily post a link for you (actually, I already did!)- I support good products, and these are the kind of thing that I would actually use (unlike preprinted tiles, which always leave me cold).

 

[Ingression Point]

You can either post it here so I can go view it or you can send me an email to ingression_point (at) yahoo (dot) com. As soon as I verify the post I will add your name to a list as well as the place where I last had contact with you. If you want to message me a good email address that I can reach you at, it will make contacting the winners a lot easier.

 

[the Jester]

Email sent!

Good luck with the Kickstarter, these look really good to me!

 

[greyhaze]

I like u'r kickstarter, I'm going to post it on plasticrypt.com . Nice to see someone pick up the "tactiles" mantel and run with it (I use em in every session).

*done* http://plasticrypt.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=101&t=4935

 

[Olaf the Stout]

As the original poster to this thread, I'm sorely tempted by the Kickstarter for this similar product.

I've used Paizo flip-mats for the past 5 or so years and while I've liked them, they definitely have some limitations (such as not being quite big enough sometimes.

So you've definitely grabbed my interest. I must say that I would prefer gridded lines to corner holes. I understand what you mean about making the acrylic tiles weaker with lines, but I would have thought some very shallow scoring wouldn't comprimise tile strength all that much.

Do you know how many tiles/sets would equate to a Paizo flip mat? Just trying to get a rough idea of how many sets I would need to cover what I think is a sufficient space.

Olaf the Stout

 

[Storminator]

No worries! If you post on facebook/twitter/anywhere else and send me link to prove it, I'll put you in a drawing for a free set of tiles and a free t-shirt!
I'm giving away 3 sets, you could get one my friend.

Does this count?

http://www.facebook.com/pete.storm

PS

 

[Ingression Point]

That definitely counts Storminator! Send me your email address for the list, Rewards(at)IngressionPoin(dot)com is where they all need to go! I still don't have enough posts here to allow me to put my full email...but I'll get there at this rate.

 

[Ingression Point]

As the original poster to this thread, I'm sorely tempted by the Kickstarter for this similar product.

I've used Paizo flip-mats for the past 5 or so years and while I've liked them, they definitely have some limitations (such as not being quite big enough sometimes.

So you've definitely grabbed my interest. I must say that I would prefer gridded lines to corner holes. I understand what you mean about making the acrylic tiles weaker with lines, but I would have thought some very shallow scoring wouldn't comprimise tile strength all that much.

Do you know how many tiles/sets would equate to a Paizo flip mat? Just trying to get a rough idea of how many sets I would need to cover what I think is a sufficient space.

Olaf the Stout

I think I answered your question before Olaf, but to make sure it's on the forum you will need 2 complete sets to fully cover a flip map.