The future of Dungeon Stamps are in your hands

[Green_Dragon_Studio]

Over the last couple of months our line of Dungeon Stamps has grown incredibly fast. We have many ideas and concepts on the drawing boards for up-coming releases. But what matters most to us is that our customers are getting the stamps they need and the stamps they want. As such, by utilizing forums such as En-World we are able to get direct input from the gaming community.

Currently, we are considering the following set ideas:

Treasure
Traps
Stairways
Graveyard
Tavern
Castle Dressings
Dock
Caravan

Please share with us any insight you have on the future of Dungeon Stamps by posting to this thread.

Listening to our customers is the thing that has helped us grow so fast in this industry and we thank you for it.

 

[Krug]

Traps and Graveyards would probably have the best utilisation...

 

[vortex]

These look like a good idea - has anyone tried them?

 

[Cthulhu's Librarian]

These are the one's I'd get the most use out of, in this order.

1. Tavern
2. Traps
3. Graveyard
4. Caravan

 

[TheAuldGrump]

Tavern, definitely tavern.

And perhaps 'deluxe editions' of some of the existing sets, with more detailed stamps.

The Auld Grump, who still thinks that this is a nifty idea... like digital watches!

 

[Green_Dragon_Studio]

Thank you for your response!

I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who had the time to read and respond to this post, your input is invaluable and will be incorporated to our market research. We are always on the look out for new ideas and suggestions which will heighten the quality and usability of our products.

Thanks again,

Matt Lunn
President of Advertising and Marketing.

 

[TheAuldGrump]

Goodness, I forgot! Kitchen stuff! Useful for every tavern, castle, inn, temple, or dungeon.

Blacksmith's. Another for a whole lot of settings.

Gears, ropes, levers, chains, and pulleys, good for mechanized areas of the dungeon.

Torture chamber, great for dungeons, castles, evil churches...

The Auld Grump

 

[mattcolville]

I need these in dry erase versions.

 

[JohnNephew]

These look like a good idea - has anyone tried them?

My wife, Michelle, bought a bunch at Con of the North earlier this year, and likes them very much. I think her weekly D&D game was using them (but recently they've switched to Star Wars d20, so I don't know if the dungeon-y bits are getting as much use right now).