My second choice would have been for the Egyptian set, I would have put together a home-grown game with Indiana Jones style adventurers.

My third choice would have been the Castle.

i voted airship. anything steampunk is alright in my book.
and want to hang it above my bed
or maybe build it around an rc helicopter.
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I voted for the caves but the steampunk airship came a darn close second, tied with the Egypt set.

All three of those would see use in a Hollow Earth Expeditions game, or pretty much any pulp game - Victorian, 20s, 40s or modern.

Nekroblok - especially if SwiftScenic - would do sterling work in a WH40k game. Any chance of some ruins there?

Voted for the deadfall mine because I want that series to get all the attention you can give it. Caveworks would be my second choice. The Egyptian set would have been my second choice if it was truly a large set with a village with well, dunes, the nile with barges, tombs, temple, partiall contructed pyramid, loads of props and figure flats ... camel caravan, sheep. I don't see that happening. It would be a great investment of time and should be a series of sets, IMHO. The TLX castle was my third choice.

I would love to see the Black Citadel. Not the most popular choice right now but to see another castle system put together that would rival Castleworks would be incredible. BUT an Airship would equally be awesome! Not only is it useful in many ways, I mean Ive always seen Gnomes riding their stumpy selves around in them but it sounds like it'd be a hoot to build! A "Maiden" in the sky? Who wouldnt love that?!

Tough choice, but a TLX Castle system has the priority.
Steampunk airship close second.

Castleworks Ultimate is getting a little old. Also, it does not have a gridless version. I would like a TLX castle set that has a gridless option, thanks!

I voted for the airship because it's the first one I'd be likely to need (running a Clockwork & Chivalry campaign which is heading for the moon, and steampunk has a close enough vibe for clockwork).

But Deadfall mines, caverns, and a castle all are close seconds for me.

Steve

It's a good list, and you'll be getting more of my money soon, I suspect. The western and steam-punk sets definately entice me, for isntance, and I can definately see use for everything else.

I do feel compelled to ask, though. If something was not on the list, does that mean that there are no immediate plans for it?

There are a number of projects which are not on the list but for the most part that has more to do with the length of time they'll take to produce (their general complexity). And of course there are a few nebulous projects that are waiting in the wings for relevant designers to get back on top of them. There's also a smattering of caution here in revealing too much, too early to our niche competition.

Well, I'm not exactly looking to compete. But I may do stuff on my own and submit it here if there's going to be a notable delay. I've got a Mekton campaign coming up, for instance, which would make a lot of use of Ebbel's material, as well as some modern sets. It would be ludicrous, of course, for me to demand that you model Macross CIty just for my campaign! But it would make more sense for me to bash and redo sets for my own use, then give it up to WorldWorks as a submission.

I didn't realize, though, that the 'paper scenery' market was that cutthroat, particularly since I can't imagine it being that big of one in the first place. But, personally, I'm more than willing to sign NDAs and whatever's neccessary to provide more support for WorldWork's efforts.

On the other hand, I'm also quite aware that I'm a very strange person.

I voted Egyptian as it just isn't out there, and I could have uses for it in both my Pulp Era game (we seem to spend a lot of time in Egypt. My Star Wars game (sith temples) and the sand would work for many worlds. D&D for desert settings.

Caves would be nice, but we have them desert is brand new.

You don't need a whole Airship set, do a small set to kit-bash the maiden and you are done. The bulk of it is there, just do add ons.

I just checked the catalog, and I didn't see any caves there. I think the cave-set has been retired.

I voted for the airship with an eye towards possible options. Swapping the gasbag for a Cavorite engine, a large version of the Lighting Gun on deck...

There is bit of three way tye for me. I can get real use out of almost all the sets, but the MUST BUILD factor is over the top for an Airship, NecroBlock needs the TLC to catch up with Mayhem, and Hinterlands Cliffs TLX with it's Cave entrance is demanding the return of Caveworks. Unless I get a Mordehim group up and running, I am not seeing a major press in my game groups yet for the Deadfall sets. That may well change as they come out, I can see Caveworks + DeadFall: Mines being a nice tie together, even connecting back to one of the Dware/Dragon/Sewers sets.

I voted for the mine extension as I figured out that the soonest the Deadfall series is a hit, the soonest it'll appear in TCP format, which is when I'll buy it
I know I'm coming back on a promise to buy a western set as soon as it'd be released by WWG, but in the meantime TCP was released, and that changed EVERYTHING!!

Caveworks.

I'd love to see the steampunk airship, but I don'tthink I have any reason to use it in a game. That doesn't mean I wouldn't buy it and put it together. It would just mean I would need to also buy a bigger house to store it!

Wow. Could you make this a tougher choice??? I voted for the Caveworks Ultimate, (provided it's at least TLX-compatible, if not native TLX) but the Iron Thunderhead was a VERY close second. And a TLX castle setting was a close third. I'd also like to see some Egyptian stuff, so Pharaoh's Descent (note the spelling mistake in the poll) would be interesting, too.

Bit of a bug in the forum poll gang. If you're having problems voting or replying visit this thread: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=10747

I voted for the mine. I'm gearing up to do a LotOW game, and so I'm looking for as many things to go along with that as I can.

The steampunk airship could be really cool, and I hesitated and almost voted for that, except that I tend to lean more towards Victorian Science Fiction vs Steampunk, meaning, I like my victorian era tech to be less gears and cogs and look like it really could have been around 120 years ago. But I'm a fussy old fart that way.

Modular caves for me to expand my TLX fantasy stuff. I already have Caveworks but it is old and I would love to see a modern reworking of it to suit TLX. The Egyptian set scores second for me but I have no use for any of the other sets proposed.

I voted for Caveworks Ultimate: New modular cave system - simply because it would compliment my last bunch of projects best. If I could add 2nd & 3rd place it would be


Necroblock Lockdown: War torn embattlements with Necro-style formatting - simply to add variety to my sci-fi (40k & AT-43) gaming tables

The Black Citadel: TLX formatted castle setting - Just sounds like alot of fun to build!

Right now, if I want to do a DnD adventure in a cave environment, I'm limited to Wizards' 2D dungeon tiles. My players have loved the 3D stuff I've brought to the table and I'd like to see the variety of environments available increase.

Necroblock Lockdown: War torn embattlements with Necro-style formatting.

I don't use terrain in RPG's really. I only use them for miniature games. I've been trying to show some of the hardcore wargamers the great usage of paper terrain over the past few months and embattlements would be a great way of doing it!

After much thought on how useful the sets could be for me and my game, I settled on the cave system as long it will be TLX as that would work great from Asteroid stations to underground installations in SCIFI settings.
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At first glance this was a simple question for me. I am a huge fan of your TLX line. Your old CastleWorks is already mine, but that is not enough. For my needs I have also built the Watchtower, but I have also built two more towers in plaster and a pink and blue foam castle. One that would be compatible with my TLX stuff would really rock. Even with the castles I have, no one who plays fantasy or historical rpg's can ever have enough castles, let alone too many.

My second place choice took only a bit more time and thought. Your cave system would be real nice. Something to replace my plaster cave system would be nice. The same dozen pieces have less surprises for my gamers than they did when I first made them fifteen years ago. If you happened to make the compatible or in the TLX line, you would make me very happy.

The mine set would eventually find it's way into my collection if it was not too 1880's North America, oh, and if it is TLX.

The Egyptian set might be suitable for me, but I have never done much with deserts in my game. Still, if it is TLX it might still find it's way into my collection. lol

The SteamPunk and Necro stuff? Not really very interested. Not even TLX would make me want an iron balloon. Necro stuff, well I will have to see it first before I say no.

I went for the Thunderhead. It sound an interesting build.

My second choice is difficult as I can build Egyptian, Castles and cave settings with my Hirst moulds.

I'm mainly into world works terrain for the modern day stuff not old or sci-fi.

I must say that it is nice that you have given us the opportunity to have a say and from reading the comments of others you do have a lot of positive response. Good on ya guys.

Gotta go with CaveWorks. Though many of these sets sound very promising and I look forward to all of them. A thought occured to me while deliberating. Wouldn't the only difference between a cave set and a mine set be in the props? You have your underground walls and floors, some stalagtite/mite open wall panels. Maybe some exposed ores, underground rivers, and what not. Then release a Props Pack with some rail floors, wooden textured connector posts and some wooden door frames for supports and presto... now it's a mine.

The whole DeadFall world sounds great and will instantly be compatible with the outdoor sets. Also it would be a nice segue into some more barren, or even desert landscapes. That brings up why I don't think the desert set seems like a good move. As far as the current product range goes, it would be a single release world all it's own. Definitely cool, but isolated in terms of compatibility. It seems that tackling two new settings in the same year would be a heavy load. Just my thoughts though. As soon as I see a desert set I know I'm gonna be waiting for: desert cliffs set, scrub lands plants and transition tiles, desert oasis set, sepulchres and tombs set, etc.

Oh man, some tough choices... I'd like to see several of these actually. The airship would just be rad as a model to assemble. The modular cave system would be grand as well.

Ultimately I voted on the castle since I think it would go very well with the other t-linx sets out currently, and it could be usefull to also mix n match with other sets as well (dungeon walls etc)