I just checked and the flats instructions do not come in Mayhem: Downtown.

Arabin

DungeonWorks & CastleWorks Classic will be back up again in the near future. They kind of got lost in the shuffle when we reworked the site but I will be creating a "Classics" or Vault section to offer those again.

EOC will not be back up in the catalog.

I've been trying to figure out what EOC stands for... but all I can come up with is "Eat Our Chips" and I can't imagine a model set to go along with that. I know it's not going to be available, but for historical record, what was this set?

It is good to hear that the classics will return.

Thanks again to Seattlegamer for keeping this thread up to date. It's a really handy resource.

Arabin

I just tracked down the details of Eye of Cappelasis and added it (for historical reasons) to the master product list. I know that there were some terrain bits included in the kit, but I have no idea what they were. If anyone would care to shed some light on that, I'd be happy to update the list with that info.

Steve

Yes, that jives with the info I've tracked down. I know the set required use of Chunky Dungeons to build the sets, but from what I could tell, it appears that EoC added extras only. Not new ground tiles or walls or things like that. Just props and standees to support the adventure.

The new trend with adventure modules from WWG is to add new stuff to old kits (new ground tiles and walls and those sorts of elements) which is why I called that out in the master list. For EoC perhaps all I can say is that it "Included extra 3D bits for the adventure" and not say they were specifically for Chunky Dungeons (since, as props, they should fit anywhere).

Sound about right?

Hmm, if it did have unique pieces that are still usable, perhaps there is a way that Denny can salvage certain pieces and offer it cheaply? I found a couple of reviews for this while searching around and it wasn't pretty, so I can understand the reluctance to release the whole thing... but models and standees are never a bad thing.

Any chance we can get the model type bits again Denny?

Arabin

You are probably right, but I wish you were not. Oh well, can't be helped.

I too bought Dinas Ffordd just for the models, though the adventure does look interesting from the players handout at least. I've not looked over the DM's pack yet though, just in case I can find someone to run the game.

I am looking forward to building those trees.

Arabin

Finally got around to reading the list.
Correction:

"28 - Bits of Mayhem: Downtown (9/2006): (no-grid, regular 1” and chunky sized ground tiles). NO INSTRUCTIONS INCLUDED - BOM DOWNTOWN REQUIRED! "


Requires the instructions from UM:BoM not from itself (ala Downtown)
*wink*

Bump! Added Shellendrak Manor to main list.