While I understand this is an outgrowth of the underground portion of Garden Of The Stone Speakers, is this an "official" set for the House Of The Beast module? Will WWG continue to produce terrain sets for the Legacy Of Fire adventure path?

No this is not an official expansion to that series. It can of course be used with the Garden but its main utility is as a generic TerrainlinX setting.

Paizo is a class act all the way and WWG loves them to bits. What we don't want to do is leave the hungry Pathfinder crowd hanging and these terrain releases take a loooooooong time to produce. Too long in fact to keep pace with what those guys are doing and the expectations of their audience. We hope to make important changes this year which will help us keep pace with these kinds of projects in future.

The 11th is tomorrow... Great Scott you guys are good.

Anyone know of a cutter going cheap?

Out of interest, any idea when the recent releases are going to hit RPGNow?

With the exception of the Oubliette (which is now out, by the way) the rest of the recent releases are all listed on RPGNow. There is a minor delay between releases here and there.

Hooray for going GOLD!

Wow! This is amazing! I don't think I've ever seen a predicted release date actually come to pass... certainly not one this specific!

THANK YOU!!!! And now... if you'll excuse me, I have some printing, cutting, and gluing to get started on...

Very nice guys! Spiff -diffy!

I see Demielf's magic box solution has gone "official" with this release.

Awesome!

Bits and pieces from several contributors, along with some ideas of my own.

You'l be seeing more of them from me in the future.

http://www.worldworksgames.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7918

Here you go. This is the thread that started it all. It has worked very well for me. Demielf's modifications are on page 5

Bought and downloading!

Wow I missed that one - Thanks! I'll be queue this release up then

The internal structure of the box is configurable to work for any of the tile types or either 'main' wall length (6" or 3") like the original box design from Denny.

The outside skin of the box blends into the setting like demielf's idea.

The box is designed to match a 1 or 2 level build for height. It has notches built into the base so that TLX connectors can be used to join it to tiles at 'ground' level, joining into the surrounding build.

It also has notches in the top. Instead of using a "Bits of Mayhem Downtown" style of lid, it's set up so that you can use any conveniently available 6" tile as the lid...and use connectors to go attach it to neighboring tiles at the proper height.

To make it easier to access a packed-full set of tiles, the 2 level version also comes with an alternate version that has a door built into one side. Scored and cut out, the door can be opened to let you get a finger under the bottom-most tile.


If you want a peek, here's the instructions:

http://www.worldworksgames.com/store/pr ... ctions.pdf

I'm never going to catch up on my builds... Looks fantastic though!

A quick question. The short box walls don't have texture on the bottom rectangular tabs like the tall boxes. Is this intentional as it leaves little white rectangles on the outside bottom of the box if you just want to build the box without TLX tabs.

Paul

Oy. Dot every i, cross every t, and still something goes awry despite the best of intentions.

Just uploaded a replacement file, feel free to return to the store and re-download it.

IF you ask Nice, Paul might just include it in Titan 3. We know he is going to do one.

When the announcement for T3 goes up, then Don't want to push the guy.

Fantastic! great set and the cage looks awesome. time well spent.

Any chance we could get preview shot of the tile box. I think that is something that really need to be on the preview page. And you have an empty photo spot just waiting for it

This is my first two storage boxes, the one on the left is for 6 inch walls with two hangers inside. They are taking me about half an hour to put together with hand cutting. The surprising thing is how sturdy they are!

Paul

Love the box design and concept.

Great pics! Thanks for posting them.

very nice. about how many tiles are you stacking that box?

Based on the dimensions of the walls and the thickness of the tiles, the most one could put inside the box would be 17, plus one as the box bottom and one as the top (1/4" tiles and double high walls being 4 1/4" tall). I would expect less than that in practice, especially if using tiles with anchors.

I've just tipped the box out and it's got 16 at the moment although you could get 17 at a pinch (Spot on Talae!) The wall box has 16 standard 16 anti-warp and a Thoumonts bay window. I would think without the bay window you could comfortably hold 20 of each wall and if you only use the flat ones you could easily get a hundred or more in

Paul

Did anyone else notice a distinct lack of small doors in this set?

Just wondering, Is that intentional?

Math for the win!