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Lair of the Dragon God: TerrainlinX Edition

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The furnace heat of the lava channels flows throught the mountain...a mountain that was not originally the dragon's realm. But today, he is the undisputed master. Welcome to the Lair of the Dragon God (TerrainlinX Edition), the latest in a series of conversion projects to take our previous sets and bring them up to the new standard, adding new life and new capabilities along the way.

This vast, sprawling dungeon complex is host to all of the following:

WALLS:

-All standard lengths and formats are supported, the standard 3" and 6" long walls, the angled 4.24" and 8.48" diagonals, and the curved arcwall.

-Double-height walls are also included in the 3" and 6" lengths.

-Plain stone, decorated stone, and outlets for pouring forth lava (both quiet and active).

-Archways, wooden doors and magically sealed doors.

-Even 3" and 6" long archways to tie an area together without fully blocking it off with a wall.

-Fully supported with regular, angle, and double-height posts, as well as multi-floor connectors.


TILES:

-1" and 1.5" formats suported, as well as lava flows without grid markings.

-Tiles presented with both anchored and anchorless formats to suit whatever your building needs may be.

-Two varieties of stone, smoking pots, lava flows both small and large, traps, iron grillworks over flowing lava, flaming pits, empty lava channels, an altar, a summoning chamber, and even a treasury with fold-up sealed doors.

-Both low and high railings.


PROPS:

-The massive Dragon Doors the width of an entire full wall.

-Flowing lava spouts that can be added to your lava outlet walls to add a 3D effect.

-A new "lock and key" visual token system that can be tied into your games in whatever matter is most convenient.

-1", 1.5" and 3" wide stairways.

-A new Ramp design allows you to create both narrow (3") and wide (6") ramps by dropping in any standard hall or big tile you choose!


DRAGONS:

-The original Lair's Dragon has gotten a facelift...redesigned to look even more fearsome than ever.

-Three new colorations of the dragon are now availble. To the original red is added a blue, black, and green dragon.

-Two different styles of wing, original and outstretched.


CATWALK SYSTEM:

-When balconies just won't do. The catwalk system allows you to create 1" or 1.5" wide structures reaching out over the top of your chambers without a supporting tile on the other side of the wall to tie into. Add pillars to the corners of your chamber, fitting them right into the standard posts (pillars come in plain and lava-based varieties, and include the option of iron ladders to reach the catwalks above). Then slot the catwalks into the pillars for an instant, sturdy structure. Top it all off with a variety of bridges to interconnect them.


THE BOX:

-The Lair wouldn't be complete without the official WWG "Terrain Box". It's a storage box for your Lair of the Dragon God set, but it's also a part of the terrain...designed that when you unpack its contents, you can insert it into the build to further extend your layout. Comes in one and two level formats with optional door.


FULL GSD SUPPORT!

•All files automated cutter friendly for those with CraftRobo or Silhouette SD craft cutters.

Would that be 'DungonLinx', the one I bought just a few days ago?

That'll be the one.

The original set is very quick to build and gives a a very easy to use flexible dungeoneering set - this is my default set for quick dungeon adventures.
Even with the TLX version, I still hope the old version stays around because it gives such an awesome return on build effort (makes it a perfect introduction to the hobby).

P.s. Will the kitbashes get rolled into the TLX set?

This set will be a great asset to the TLX library! Great idea on the conversion.

I would have liked to have seen more in the DungeonLinx line, I realize why it didn't happen (danged corporate sponsors) but I think that it had its own niche.

The Auld Grump

Grump I would like to see more dungeonlinx products too. TLX serves a different purpose than DungeonLinX, and both have potential customer bases.

I'd like to revisit pure 2D terrain at some point but we need the right production window and it needs to be top-notch all the way (or we risk repeating the same tired old formula already available on the market). We've actually got something in the works which is loosely related but it will take some time.

I have to say though, the conversion of DungeonlinX to TLX is pretty exciting. Its taking on a life of its own.

Cool! I would love more 2d terrain, mainly due to the constraints of my hobby time. Glad to hear you have some plans for that for the future.

This. Definitely this!

Should be interesting.

+1

Excellent, can't wait. Can we have the kitbashes and some transition tiles to H0tDK too?

With a resurgence of RPGs at the LGS, I left my BIG box of DungeonLinx stuff at the shop for people to use. The guys seemed to be impressed....... lets hope they use it

Looking forward to seeing the new stuff.

Some of this will only make sense when we start posting previews...I can honestly say that I'm aware of the kitbashes (actually, I created some of them).

Also, just so you know, you won't likely see any "transition" tiles. Constructed settings such as buldings, tunnels, etc. switch cleanly from one sort to another at a door frame or the like. Transition tiles are usually reserved for outdoor settings where there isn't a natural break point between areas.


A lot of it will be very familiar, but there will be some new takes and twists on the set as well.

Sounds good to me - looking forward to this.

This may be covered somewhere else, but is there any connection between the name of this set and Torak from the Belgariad / Malloreon by David Eddings?

http://davideddings.wikia.com/wiki/Race ... _Malloreon

Umm no, if it's anything like the old version it was named that because there is a BIG HONKING RED DRAGON in the set

I can at least confirm that there's still a BIG HONKING RED DRAGON in the set

Wokka wokka.
I mean thematically, so I'm asking about both sets.

Hooray for scary dragons to eat my players!

Standees are the best!

Don't you mean their characters?
Though now you mention it, there have been one or two times when a Forge scale BHRD with a taste for rules lawyers would have come in handy

lol

Because sometimes we all wish a dragon would eat the Players...True story!

which brings me to ask, is it a bigger honking-er red-er dragon? or the one from the first set?

The Dragon God is back.
He's got a new look...
He's made some new friends...
...and his lair occupies a whole new dimension.

WOW!!!
This is a must buy for me!

Nice friends that big honking dragon has there.

holy f#*(ing crap! The rework of LOTDG looks totally cool.