WOTC prepainted suggestion: Dungeon SCENERY!


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Any non-random stuff is tough. However, scenery might be more movable than non-random monsters. I don't really know.

If you want to make your own, I suggest

Fat Dragon games and Worldworks games for paper.

I suggest going to terragenesis and heroscapers.com (custom terrain thread) for other ideas - pink insulation foam is marvelous.

It is really quite easy to make dungeon terrain out of pink foam. My 10 year old has made one room by himself.
 

World Works games has a few very comprehensive sets that will set you up. They can be reconfigured & modified to last an entire campaign. Plus they do 1.5" as well as 1" so you can use oversized metal & 1.5" minis too. The forums are also nice for 'kitbashing' ideas and ways to solve any pesky problem you might have.
 

During the interview I had with some of them before 4e hit it was under consideration. As was an official carrying case and some other bits.
 

I had the carrying case etc wizards kit or whatever it was bakc in 2nd ed :)
I found the BEST hting for carrying stuff so far, to be a smallish-medium toolbox.
Lift out tray, lot sof compartments, about 2" depth in that part (the lid) ideal for dice each in own compartment, pens etc.
Lower part 4" deep, great for minis, dry erase pens, dice blocks etc.

haven't found a larger one (cheap) yet that would let me put in core books and still not be too damned big/heavy or have other problems.
Used to have metal minis in metal toolboxes with magnetic bases, but health sucks now, so stuff carrying that weight anymore, lol!

I did love the peripherals we got in 2nd ed, like trading cards (I jsut loed the art etc and got the boxes, still have them all), poster sized maps and so on :)

Oh and the taroka deck and dice from...Castle Forlorn?

problem I have with card minis is tha tthey are so easy broken, or lack weight/stability :/
I sitll have the Cities of Mystery 2nd card houses (damn nice), which were really great for doing city adventures. I glued like 2 pence coins inside 'em to add weight ;)

been very useful thread I must say!! :)
Grabbed a Gamesworkshop fortress off Ebay too, cheap. so hope it's A-OK when arrives.
Then later on I wanna get the Seige Tower, as I want to do a Dark Sun fight, with the heroes fighting off hordes of enemies in a desert fort...Beau Geste meets Assault on Precinct 13 hehe!!
 

blargney the second said:
DDM scenery would be killer. Some of the location minis that they made for Dreamblade were pretty cool.
Yes.Would fit quite nicely the DDM game as well - you can put up certain locations for various benefits - an altar strengthens your troops, a well is good for healing - a bit like the "laying tiles".

Cheers, LT.
 

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