Andrew Phillips
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When will we likely see samples of this pack?
Mark Moreland
Developer
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They'll pop out and surprise us when we least expect it
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Vic Wertz
Chief Technical Officer
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I've updated the cover image and description; we'll add sample tiles next week.
thenorthman
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Well the larger one looks like it could be used with the new City Streets Flip Mat on the blank side.
Cool!
Sean
EDIT: Looks like actually they can be used with the existing lines of a few of the maps....
| Corey Macourek Cartographer |
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Well the larger one looks like it could be used with the new City Streets Flip Mat on the blank side.
Cool!
Sean
EDIT: Looks like actually they can be used with the existing lines of a few of the maps....
Yes, they can. The goal of this set was to purposely make them work with existing environments, but not be a re-hash of them. Because that would be lame.
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Its a Trap!Your players can't repel maps of this magnitude!
At that close range we won't last long against those Archers/assassins/black knights/armed chariots*!
*=(pick a menace...aaany menace)
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This pack just showed up today.
The colors of the woodland path and stone bridge match up best with the River Crossing flip mat and can make a nice extension to the side of the map with the fallen tree. Unfortunately, the Forest flip mat was printed darker so not as useful with that.
The sewers are a nice extension for last month's city flip mat, though the alley ambush only fits on the back of that.
Overall, nice and useful.
