Did I hear that rumor correct?!
I dunno, but over on their site they have a 'Works in Progress' table with something called 'Pathfinder'. No details though.
Fingers crossed!
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Months ago I emailed Paizo to see if they would be open to a collaboration with Wolrdworks. No, I do not work for either, I just like the products.
Paizo seemed to consider it interesting.
So, I contacted Worldworks, and they said they had wanted to contact a larger company for such a collaboration, but had not done so yet.
So I put the two in contact with each other.
So far, the results are that Paizo is selling Wolrdworks products now, and I HOPE they are seriously planning collaborations to have Worldworks 3D maps for Pathfinder APs.
I mean that would ROCK!
A big fan of both companies products; I'd be buying WorldWorks maps and models based on Pathfinder modules, adventure paths, and such.
Yes, World Works is in the process of creating scenery for the Legacy of Fire Pathfinder Adventure Path for us and from what I've seen so far, it's going to be awesome. Stay tuned for sneak peaks and more information.
SWEET!!! YOU HAVE A BUYER!
Chief Technical Officer
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Check 'em out here.
If I'd had these things twenty years ago, when I also had, you know... time.... I think I'd have enjoyed them a lot.
Greetings all.
I'm the product manager for WorldWorks over here at Paizo, and just caught sight of this thread. Yes, indeed, the WorldWorks crew has been hard at work on our first official Paizo/WorldWorks collaboration.
For those of you who are curious about what all we've been doing, and how it might tie into Pathfinder, I have been putting together several different threads in the Pathfinder forums talking about utilizing existing WorldWorks products with the original Pathfinder adventures. It's not an exact fit, mind you, but it should give you some ideas.
As you visit the links to our products, please scroll down to the bottom and click on the "promo pack" link...it'll give you a full-sized view of the images shown.
For a look at the existing Pathfinder threads:
Hopefully, previews and hints of what we're up to will be forthcoming soon...we're thrilled to be working with Paizo.
For all the confirmation you could ask for (and a sneak peek), take a look at this news article:
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This is so cool, I love worldworks stuff, it is gorgeous. My husband has just finished constucting 'Maiden of the High Seas' for his Savage Tide camapign. I can't wait to see the look on the faces of the other players when he puts it on the table.
We think that you definately have a buyer here.....
Just a question, will the Pathfinder related ones be considered a Non-Paizo or a Paizo PDF, in relation to the Pathfinder Advantage (ie do subscibers get their discount)??
Wow, VERY cool!
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Chief Technical Officer
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This is so cool, I love worldworks stuff, it is gorgeous. My husband has just finished constucting 'Maiden of the High Seas' for his Savage Tide camapign. I can't wait to see the look on the faces of the other players when he puts it on the table.
We think that you definately have a buyer here.....
Just a question, will the Pathfinder related ones be considered a Non-Paizo or a Paizo PDF, in relation to the Pathfinder Advantage (ie do subscibers get their discount)??
They're a non-Paizo PDF.
Worldworks stuff is awesome. I used the Ultimate Castleworks for Fort Rannick and staged a major brew-hah-ha with the ogres there.
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Check 'em out here.
If I'd had these things twenty years ago, when I also had, you know... time.... I think I'd have enjoyed them a lot.
Don't you worry Vic, Thermonuclear War is still a vague possibility, and then we will have nothing to do without electricity except play RPG. I forsee roleplaying in high demand then! Maybe Twilight 2000 will make a comeback too.
Zux
I bought their "Chunky Dungeons" set and my goal is to use that kit plus the watchtower kit to build Droskar's Crucible, the dwarven monastery from the D), D1 and D1.5 modules. I think I may use their "Hinterlands" kit for the exterior meadow and the tall grass in the courtyard.
If/When I finish it I'll post some photos here.
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Maybe Twilight 2000 will make a comeback too.
You mean here?
As to WorldWorks, the value of the product to me is based upon what it inspires. In my case, I was enjoying the preview Pathfinder works, and visited the WWG site to see more. An accidental drift over to the Horror Section, and ... I believe it took my wife a good hour to bring me back to reality. I've already got all sorts of evil goodness planned for that set.
<insert maniacal laugh here>
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Chief Technical Officer
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Check 'em out here.
If I'd had these things twenty years ago, when I also had, you know... time.... I think I'd have enjoyed them a lot.
Don't you worry Vic, Thermonuclear War is still a vague possibility, and then we will have nothing to do without electricity except play RPG. I forsee roleplaying in high demand then! Maybe Twilight 2000 will make a comeback too.
Zux
But... how will I print them?
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But... how will I print them?Check 'em out here.
If I'd had these things twenty years ago, when I also had, you know... time.... I think I'd have enjoyed them a lot.
Don't you worry Vic, Thermonuclear War is still a vague possibility, and then we will have nothing to do without electricity except play RPG. I forsee roleplaying in high demand then! Maybe Twilight 2000 will make a comeback too.
Zux
that is why you need to print them NOW :P
Check 'em out here.
If I'd had these things twenty years ago, when I also had, you know... time.... I think I'd have enjoyed them a lot.
Don't you worry Vic, Thermonuclear War is still a vague possibility, and then we will have nothing to do without electricity except play RPG. I forsee roleplaying in high demand then! Maybe Twilight 2000 will make a comeback too.
Zux
I don't know, if we get to that point, I think we would have things to do, like say ... plowing fields, fighting off marauders, finding potable water ... I don't know.
