Hi all,
And, yes Shatteredragon, my starting post was not the most conventional introduction.

I've been more a fan of card stock modelling than an addict - though I can see this might be about to change. I developed a taste for card stock buildings back in my model railroading days, then moved into RPGs (D&D primarily). With RPGs, figures were easy to get but decent props weren't (with the result that we played with figures but no props). I've always thought modular card constructions would be the way to go for props and have kept an occassional eye out for them ever since, with little success - until now.
Life moved on but the quiet urge for card stock modelling stayed with me; so much so I would occassionally buy and file away a 'cut out an build your own village/haunted house/etc.' kit for the kids to use when they were old enough. Then a couple of months ago my kids got old enough and I got enough time to pull out out one of the kits and start building it with them. Two such kits under my belt and suddenly I'm scouring the net for kits I can build with the kids. Then after having found a number of perfectly acceptable but undistinguished optiins I stumble across this site (the quality and realism is so far ahead of the competition, that grime really pays offs) - it looks like the addiction is about to hit.

You know, I cannot precisely recall how I stumbled onto Worldworks, but I think it was through Enworld or RPGNow, as others have mentioned elsewhere... I can't remember if a conventional "Google" or "Yahoo" search did the trick...(from this post, possibly not )

Yeah, search engine results aren't the easiest to get, well good results on! The easiest way to get it is to pay for it, but even big companies, like the one I work for don't want to lay out the cash. Still, there are ways to get the info out there.

Word of mouth is a good way, granted, not really a search engine result, but I make sure to pimp WWG products whenever I can!

Skunk

Check out my fantasy campaign, Wizard Quest, a world using Wizards of the Coast’s 3.5 DnD system by visiting .

Check out the NEW IMPROVED flash teaser for my sci-fi campaign, , coming Jan 2007. I’ll be using D20 Future for the rules.

Check out what games I’m working on and their status by visiting .

The new and improved Tampa Bay Game Players Forum is here! So see you in the game! .

Which is where the Downloadable business cards are a great thing to have!



Provided they are retained in the new design, this link may change.

I found WWG through a "user picture" of a Gangs of Mega City One game (using SoM) on BoardGameGeek.com. 100% search engine free!

Well, at the end of this month, I'm running 2 DnD games at a convention and for one of them, I'm using WWG terrain. Hopefully if I have time, I'll use it for the other one as well.

Also, I'm trying to get a set of tiles for the Zombies!!! board game using the various Streets of Mayhem sets! So I'll have to be sure to print out the business cards. Thanks for posting the link to them pelthar, I forgot they were there!

Skunk

Check out my fantasy campaign, Wizard Quest, a world using Wizards of the Coast’s 3.5 DnD system by visiting .

Check out the NEW IMPROVED flash teaser for my sci-fi campaign, , coming Jan 2007. I’ll be using D20 Future for the rules.

Check out what games I’m working on and their status by visiting .

The new and improved Tampa Bay Game Players Forum is here! So see you in the game! .

I read daily, but WorldWorks doesn't have a notice posted there very often.

I imagine it would be pretty easy for Denny and crew to send them a notice when a new game is released. Some stuff from the website even gets printed in the Knights of the Dinner Table magazine every month.

Deathreaver your such a tease!

Lord Manimal welcome to WWG!

Denny: You could always write up an official release statement and ask us to copy paste to our favorite website (other than WWG and probably Mels) That would totally get the news out as well. I know I try to post links in the WizKids formums and everyone liked what I did for Mage Knight, Mage Knight Dungeons and MechWarrior. I'm going to be making some Hero Clix terrain for our local game group so when I'm done with those I'll post pictures of that as well over at WizKids.

This article mentions an aspect of seach engine optimization (SEO) that was included in some information I sent some time ago...

"Google searches are conducted using an algorithm that calculates how many other websites are linked to a certain site, which in turn gives the material found by the search a ranking. Therefore, the first result in any Google search is the website that has the most links pointing to it."