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Post by Dave on Feb 23, 2012 12:07:51 GMT -9
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Post by afet on Feb 24, 2012 8:19:35 GMT -9
How about a waterfront/dockyards bundle? This could include a warehouse, a tavern, the crane house, a wagon, boats & cargo.
Some waterfront/dockyard tiles would be a great addition.
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Post by Dave on Feb 26, 2012 7:53:00 GMT -9
Good ideas, Afet.
A wharf kit would be designed around boardwalks and jetties, and I think these should be offered in two versions: ground level as a 2D tile, and on risers as a 3D piece. Ramp pieces can be used for the transition. Those parts seem easy enough to design, and the models you mentioned would work well for wharf dressing. Off to a good start there.
Water terrain probably requires an approach I haven't taken before. Modular water tiles might work fine for open seas, but transitioning from land to coastlines to water in an elegant way seems like it takes a prepared poster-sized map. I'm not opposed to that, and getting away from the standard 6x6 ground tile would be liberating. I might create a poster-sized medieval street layout first to test its viability.
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Post by old squirmydad on Feb 26, 2012 9:05:27 GMT -9
PWORK's is offering some lovely battlemats, I'd love to see something from you in that big scale. A coastline, a desert, a city map, a patch of rugged wilderness, a swamp- those would all be fun battlemats. 
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Post by Dave on Feb 26, 2012 9:23:10 GMT -9
Their stuff looks really nice, and there seems to be some interest in it. The whole thing seems pretty straightforward, so there's a good chance I'll try it.
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