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Hey Gamers!

I have to say I am SO excited about this product-- as a DM for many years, I have wanted to have a way of illustrating rooms for my players-WITHOUT taking tons of time doing so. I have used Dwarven Forge before for this purpose, and I really enjoy the Dwarven Forge line of similar (and much more detailed) products, but they are, as you know if you have purchased any, cost prohibitive if I want to build dungeon space of any size.

I just ordered three sets of the Dungeon Life: Bendy Dungeon Walls, and look forward greatly to trying them out the first session I run with them. I will post my experiences once I've tried 'em out a couple times.

I would like to ask of the Paizo folks, whether they know if other sets of these bendy walls are in the works? I'd like to see a cavern wall, masonry wall, and other versions of this product. Any clues Paizo People?

Yours in gaming,
Tyrskald

Man, I remember the game Talisman from when I was an undergrad! I can't tell you how many hours I played it over the years... I am DnD/RPG fan, but Talisman had a certain 'something' that really appealed to me as well. It bridged the gap so RPGers and board gaming friends could really enjoy time together.

I think the illustrations and simple-yet-captivating rules were keys to this game's success.

I agree with the earlier posters--I would definitely order Talisman if other expansions were going to be released also. What were there? I seem to remember a "city," and "future" expansion, but I can't place the others. Anyway, please publish all the expansions along with the base game--once I see that this is happening, I am SO on board!

Thanks,

Tyrskald

Hey Gang,

Glad to see so many folks sharing the FACTS known so far about 4E, but I'd like to request that we shift the focus of this thread so we can get back to listing known facts, instead of riffing on personal observations or opinions. I think many of us DO want to hear these other thoughts, but there are many other threads where this can (and should, IMO) be done, rather than in this one. Help keep this thread clear... thank you.

Humbly,
Alexander von Baumkronenheim