Man, i got back into looking for terrain around 4e release, realised i had tons of stuff i bought several years ago from you guys and i should swing and and check out what youve got.

Wow. all I can really say is your expansion is nothing but awesome. Consistantly beautiful in every genre you guys touch, top-notch stuff.

Unfortunatley, now i'm gonna be putting my tilesets together with a hodgepodge of fantasy stuff and modern stuff. I was wondering, wouldent it be really awesome if you guys released a huge fantasy foundry, complete with lava floes, 3d smelting pot props, the whole 9, but under a 1700s-1900s kind of theme? would make for both a beautiful and fun as heck adventure locale


So, i realise its a wierd one, My game takes place in a highly industrialised version of the late 1700s

I dunno, this sounds a wee bit Himmelveil-y to me...

As it is, I think you can cobble together most of what you'd want out of CaveWorks (or better yet - HellWorks!), maybe Mayhem Industrial and one of the castle-ish sets.

Hellworks has the lava, what is missing is the machinery, particularly 'steampunk' industrial tech that can be used in settings from dwarven/gnome industrial for fantasy settings, through steampunk, Victorian era, and pulp, to ancient industrial ruins for sci-fi settings (by which time all that is left is the rusting remnants of heavy industrial machinery).

Sounds good to me!

The Auld Grump