Just a thought...a lot of RPGs have outdoor encounters...in the wilderness, forests...

There should be a set for this.  Where I can lay down a grass tile floor...add some trees, a hill or two, and let my group get medeival in the jungle.

Now, aside from trees, rocks, and hills...I'm not sure how much you'd throw in, so this may be sized and priced more like an interiorworks set...but it would still be nice.

I mean, what campaign doesn't have the party attacked by wolves in the forest at some point?  ;D
-Nemesis

I agree with Nemesis!  There should be a Wilderness Set!  As a DM for both an online and real life D&D/Dragonlance game, many of my encounters take place equally in the outdoors as much as in a dungeon, etc...

Would be nice to have: forest/plains/marsh floor tiles, trees, shrubs, hills, boulders, rivers, bridges, etc..  I could probably think of tons more things to add to the set!

Just my 2 cents!

... I've been bugging for this set since I bought my first WW product a few months ago.

... grumble mutter ...

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LOL...Yes, yes I know its important. It really is a vital genre that needs to be filled. I definitely haven’t forgotten about it by any means. I have some great ideas for the set and it will be an after December priority. In the mean time use this area for suggestions on everything you would like to see included

No rush, my party will be locked inside Skara Brae for the first third of the campaign...won't hit the wilderness until the second and third acts.

Glad to see I'm not the only one who wants this.  Arboria just would not work without it.

Now, I just need to think of suggestions...

Hmmm...(me 'ed hurts... )
-Nemesis

I am going to be odd man out here and say that this would be pretty low on my list of wants, largely because of the difficulty of creating, say, a decent paper tree. (The only good looking paper vegetation I have seen was a palm tree made from a rolled up paper triangle (wide end in, torn rather than cut) and printed and cut leaves.)

Right angles are so much easier to create in regards to paper models. Any man made exterior models might be better served as part of Village Works expansions. (bridges, log cabins, mine heads, watch towers, more bridges...)

Plus a lot of the fixings for exterior terrain can be gotten by a quick walk in the woods...

The Auld Grump, this is just about the only WW idea that doesn't have me droolin' though...

 I pretty much agree with Auld Grump that Wilderness stuff is low priority, because it'd be hard to make it look good.  Not that I know the limits of the artist who'd be involved.  My only suggestions would be a river, cliffs for either side of it, and a rickety bridge to cross it.  And maybe a wilderness fort, or a few wilderness encampments.  

I gotta admit that a Jungle based set would be just what I could use right now.
Here is a few things that I would like to see in such a set:

Stands of Bamboo
Ancient Statues
Walls that represent dense and impassable jungle.
Huge Ferns
A tree house/ platform
A vine covered step pyramid (Aztec style)
Ruins overgrown with vegetation.
Native huts and various cannibal village nik naks. (poles w/ skulls etc)
and...
A big cannibal pot to boil my miniatures in...

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