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Good idea with the green tablecloth to represent the water! Love to play and adventure when the DM throws down some Dwarven Forge!

Hey - I'm in Brewster and might be up for this. Do tell more!

I've been a long time fan of the Game Mastery Item Cards - I have literally hundreds and hundreds of them. When I opened the Second Darkness deck it was the first time I had the "WTF is this?" reaction to the product. These cards are just NOT as good as previous editions.

The images are more cartoon-y, less crisp, "puffy" and every other negative thing people have posted about them in the review.

If this represents the future of Item Cards then count me out!

Very nice looking as all World Works Games stuff is, but you must print it, fold it, tape/glue it, and then store it without denting it etc.

To have the author equate this cardstock printable stuff with Dwarven Forge's heirloom quality gaming terrain is a bit disappointing. Dwarven Forge is cast in virtually unbreakable resin, hand-painted, highly detailed and comes in just about permanent, fitted storage containers. They are coming out with new environments every year and their quality and durability blow away anything you can print from a pdf.

World Works Games stuff is great, but please, not in the same league as Dwarven Forge!!!

Andrew Turner wrote:

Erik Mona wrote:

One thing that would help to prove there's an audience for this (despite the impressive showing in this thread) would be to buy a bunch of our Ptolus miniatures. They could use the help. :)--Erik

If they were painted, I'd buy them all. I still have a shoebox somewhere full of half-painted Ral Partha minis...there's this little problem with skill and my lack therof...

What he said. I suck at painting. I'm a good DM, but I suck at painting.

I'd buy multiples of every Ptolus mini if they were painted and I would CERTAINLY buy Ptolus modules.

Why not simply do the module as a pdf only? That would keep costs down and profits up, yes?

K-O-R-D.