More to come...

Love the whole 2.5D look ... now I want the complete version, so does Denny I guess

Lava flows are very clever.


Very smart sir.


Lord Abaddon of Wormwood

When ? stop that...is like a torture...no need now of it...but like allways I'm thinking in ways of use it... Hope this week (not the 13 at last) is out !

Thanks for share... but go to work ! (please)

Stunning! As was mentioned, those ARE the most 3D looking tiles I've ever seen. Congrats Denny on a fantastic effort. Can't wait for their release, and hope this package is the first of many.

Now run along and go make more

I am at a whole new level of awe and yet dispair. I normally dunna do 2D except for the starship plans I buy and then make 3D with First Light. I dunna want to buy 2D fantasy...... but those are excellent. Damnit Denny. .

CCotD'

Well put Denny. You should condense your thoughts down a bit and put it in a Mission Statement on the front page.

Seattlegamer -

I feel exactly as you do. I've been gaming a helluva long time. I was introduced to D&D at a very young age, and brought up playing with all sorts of conjured materials to help the gamers visualize their surroundings and plan all sorts of strategy.

Lately, I've been into minis and boardgames because it's super hard to find a decent GM/DM. I'm tired of doing it every game and adventure. Everyone wants to be a PC, but no one wants the responsibility of being a good storyteller/DM. Boardgames like HeroQuest, Warhammer Quest and the like help people learn how to roleplay better.

Since finding WorldWorks, I've been able to get people going in the right direction of running their own games. It's a great thing - I am reaching a point where I no longer have to be the DM/GM. I'm working on a game myself to teach people how to be both good PCs and good DMs.

Denny, your stuff is just amazing. Every DM needs good tools. Your tools are FANTASTIC. Not only to they allow you to show what you want to show your players, but it also gets players thinking about locations and ideas that make them want to try and run games. The ease at which WWG stuff can be done is a big help - and it gets people feeling good that "hey, I put these tiles together and all my hard work pays off."

Kudos to everyone involved.