Titans Terrain - The ULTIMATE POP UP Gaming Board?
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Our friends over at Tabletop Titans were kind enough to send us over their pop up terrain set and brand new expansion for review. Want to know our honest thoughts, and see how it works? Check it out!
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I saw a TableTopTactics dice tray on VT last week. Now I'm seeing Titans on Tactics... Well done content creators for helping each other out...
PS when do the tickets for the TableTopTactics boarding actions narrative weekend go on sale?!
We’d LOVE to do that in our new venue. We’re set to move in by the end of March. I’m hoping by mid this year we’re be in a position to run some test events!
@@tabletoptactics count me on on that! Why I helped the fundraiser! I'm all for it!
For people complaining about shifting, use those rubber mats for your cupboard//the backside of a gaming mat if you have one!
blutack
How big of a mouse pad do you have?! 😆
@SquareViking a lot of people already have a neoprene gaming mat which on the backside is just rubber. I'm assuming people don't if they're buying thos product which is why I suggest shelf liners :)
I really enjoy my set, even just buying trees to ‘spruce’ it up really goes a long way! I don’t think anyone will claim it is the pinnacle of terrain, but for ease of access/transport/cost/set up it’s no contest
I love the utility and space saving being an apartment dweller. I hope they continue to add expansions including perhaps skirmish stuff. TTT + TTT = Awesomeness. Fletcher Zaq Cat hobby colab when?
Kaldoooorf! Glad you found our terrain to be useful
I wouldn't dress the board up with stones. i can imagine them getting left in the foldy bits of the terrain and getting in the way when trying to fold the stuff back up
I think it looks ace, not set on the tiles acting as the game mat too though. If they make one where they have flat pack buildings that would fit nicely onto a traditional game mat, I'd use those. I think the gaps and creases on the board would annoy me.
Nice review guys!
Exactly
I don’t understand why they just don’t do this. Would buy it in a second
If you examine how the model pops up, it’s easy to tell what is necessary and what isn’t. Cut out the extra base and reinforce the bottom and creases with super clear heavy duty 3M scotch tape. Then you have buildings you can place on the mat however you like.
@@jgascoine011 Take a look at my reply above. It’s easy to fix. In the Titan’s defense, pop-ups do work better with a larger solid base. There are companies that make stand-alone card buildings, but they’re meant to be permanent or semi-permanent and not pop-up.
Great to see my 2 fave channels collab! I love my set, its opened up a lot of possibilities for me gaming on the go and with limited storage space!
Matsushita! Thanks for always being so great in the comments. Super glad you like the terrain!!
I played my first game of 9th Edition on this terrain, its super useful and quick to set up! And stores away with the rest on my board games!
Excited to see the Tabletop Titans Terrain here. Maybe we could get some more collaboration in the future?
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Yessssssssss
That's actually pretty cool. I like that it folds back up in the box verses the glue or assemble ones. I craft all my own terrain and it's one of my favorite parts of the hobby, but it takes up so much space and it isn't portable
Interesting. I think this is ideal for the casual player, or someone that just really REALLY hates terrain. The compact storage is a boon, however if you were to use this much at all the card cuts are going to rip and wear down, considering it's costing £100-£132 for effectively a just a game board I think this is more of a luxury than a saver. Something you could pocket for if you want to quickly nip round a friends house and play a quick game. Can't beat good old plastic that can be repaired, repainted and reused.
I want some Titan's terrain so bad. Been following their channel since it started. Proud of how far it's come! Glad my favorite 40k yt channels all get along! Such a great community!
Thank you so much VoxMendax for love and support here! We're so happy and privileged to have such an amazing community around us.
@@TabletopTitans I miss Brian, and not just his sweaters!
All my home made terrain has finally begun to break down after nearly a decade, and are gonna need to be thrown out, so this is incredibly tempting.
Got the upzone version. Wished I had saved my money for some MDF terrain instead.
Same here. Is there anything to make the Titans version different from Upzone?
Very curious, what makes you wish you’d saved your money? I was on the fence and really want to see some real reviews and not just promos.
But I like the collaboration even if it’s just advertising.
@Indigo I just didn't like the finished set. The single set up makes it hard to go for different layouts. There is a lot of open space on the board, so needs to be supplemented with extra terrain.
I have the Upzone set from their kickstarter campaign, it’s ok don’t like that you still have to fiddle with tabs.
@@brainstorm8778 My primary issue is that it ended up being close to the same price as buying actual terrain and you will still need actual terrain to make the board complete.
It was surprisingly expensive for what it is and I regret not just spending the same amount of money on some normal terrain secondhand. Would've given me a better board in the end.
Would work great with dnd too especially with an evolving world
I could imagine as the adventurers head out in a direction just remove the end tiles and ad a different set to the other side shuffling it down the table lol,
Id probably put magnetic strips to keep the boards together
Awesome terrain I’ll have a closer look down the track and I’ll share your vid to some others who I’d think be interested
This is my go to option for travel games with my friends or family in other cities and states when I don’t have access to my home table. The shifting can occur but could be mitigated with clips or rubberized mat if it bothered you that much. Loving the cross the pond collaborating- when we gonna get a ttt v ttt batrep?
Nifty. I was worried it would be too uniform. The inclusion of offset pieces solves that concern.
This is actually kind of cool. The models themselves cost enough money and take enough time to build and paint already.
I have a friend who was once a die-hard fanatic for tabletop titans and all their content, so naturally he was pretty hyped about this set of pop-up terrain.
Him backing this product on kickstarter completely killed his love of the channel in its entirety. As an aussie, this is one of the worst products to back due to the shipping prices alone. If that wasn't the only problem, they continuously dodged communication with him.
In regards to pure terrain costs, You can field a gameboard pretty decently with $500 of official terrain which was the equivalent of the all-in pledge + shipping price for their product, I don't see any merit to picking titans terrain up over any piece of official plastic other than speed of setup if you're an aussie. And if you're a kiwi, god bless your wallet.
I think it works well and good quality.. also saves lots of space !
Woohoo! Thats what we aimed to achieve. Glad you dig it
It’s been so easy to get a game with friends with two small boxes one army and one terrain and with a some scatter moss or stones.. works a treat !!
Storage is great. But you can get glasshammer's tourney, full table, plásticard terrain AND a nice double sided game mat for that price. 🤔
Just bought it as I need a space saving solution, I look forward to using it 👍.
How do you think these would fair incorporated into already existing/traditional terrain? I can imagine just the two cathedral tiles on their own would make a nice centre piece without the rest of the tiles around. Nice idea overall though.
Edit: Another thought, beacuse of the tester brain in me - they look sturdy but I wonder how they'd fair on repeat usage. I assume they'd last a good while, but might be interesting to take a tile and fold/unfold it many times to see what kind of stresses it can withstand. Not that I expect anyone to sit there folding and unfolding a piece for ages!
Heavy usage would definitely give it some wear and tear. The card itself is definitely good quality (as is the print). I think mixing with actual physical terrain might look a little strange… maybe trees could work? Not sure!
Get some super clear heavy duty 3M scotch tape and use it to cover the creases. It will be invisible and will support the card for years. Used it on my original Necromunda and 40K card terrain and it’s still going strong being assembled and dissassembled some 25-30 years later.
How well do the terrain board "stick" to the table? like how easy it to move by accident?
It does not stick to the table at all, and slipping is frequent.
Looks interesting, but some feedback to the company:
Rubberize the flat side so it doesnt slip during play and break everything. I use a lot of random boardgames that have tiles to build like that and it adds a level of care to a game that makes it annoying to not move things. I already saw it happen as you were setting things up.
Making it non-slip would make it amazing, and water resistant i suppose. Thin rubber layer with some grip texture.
Looking forward to mine showing up in the mail. I am in the process of moving, so almost all of my stuff is put into storage, and once I get to the new home I won't have a lot of time to build the pretty boards I am planning, for a while. So until then I am looking forward to having something to play with that is quick and easy to set up and can store into a small area. Also yes I have played games using misc stuff around the house but lets face it, having a pretty board is more fun.
The gaps between the tiles looks like they'd get quite annoying while you're playing a game. Constantly moving models around and nudging tiles by accident would mean there would be a bit of time spent readjusting and I think it would be quite messy. I still think normal terrain and battle mats are the way to go and are a lot more durable, plus you have the freedom of putting anything anywhere and not stuck to a rigid format. I understand the idea but I think it would be too annoying to adjust all the time. I comes down to personal preference but for me, I don't think I'd ever use terrain like this as it feels too flat and one dimensional, plus I can see things tearing and getting damaged quite easily while packing away.
Just get board clips
@@thetimebinder would get annoying moving models over them and defeats the purpose of immersion and it's another thing to pay for
This would be perfect to play games away from home, but is this available in the UK? Buying this in the UK from US (including shipping) appears to be more expensive than buying a full plastic terrain set from GW (£138 for the Titans Tearrain, £130 for the GW set).
Yeah sadly the shipping really stings for folks outside the US! The GW set is great (we use that too) but find that you need to buy 2 sets to have enough terrain recommended by GW’s official Tournament layouts etc. Honestly though, 1 set is perfectly fine and plastic would always be my personal preference. Just make sure you and your buddies bring a nice mix of units if you’re playing with a lighter terrain set up. Otherwise heavy shooting armies will dominate :) Hope that helps! 🕷
@@tabletoptactics Great, thanks for the advise! I’ll probably stick with the GW terrain then. Would definitely get this too though if it was a reasonable price in the UK.
I love what they did here.
I do not $160 love it.
I think this fantastic for people who don't have a lot of room to store models and such.
For the flock, did you glue it to the board(s) ? If yes, can it still fold ?
I ordered both the core and expansion over 6 months ago and still haven't received them yet. Their customer service is practically nonexistent. If you're interested in this, as I was, do yourself a favor and wait until they work out all their logistics kinks first.
Update: On 2023/01/28 I received everything. While it was a long wait, it appears to have been worth it.
great review, top notch when it comes to videos, the editing and so on
Very interested in this although my one point is are there always just huge firing lanes like that? You can you create alot of variation? :)
You know it looks great & is good idea for peeps with out a lot of space…how ever I remember GWs card terrain back in the day….so the long term durability is a concern. But for casual games I like it
Definitely. Quick and casual games it’s what it’s best for 🕷
this, honestly, is the right thing for me, not much space at home and 9 out of 10 times i'm going to play at my local lgs. However for that couple of times where i just want to play a quick 700-1000 pts match at home this is just perfect. However, the shipping costs to Italy are pretty steep, 40$ for a 50-110$ box is just too much, do you guys have any plans regarding this? It's literally the only deal breaker for me
whoops, wrong comment section lmao
Seems to have a lot of shooting lanes. How did that feel in a game?
When will post Kickstarter expansions for the first 2 sets of terrain be available?
You'd have to ask on the newest Kickstarter, this ad isn't related to it I'm afraid
Storage for gaming tables and terrain is essential for me. If it fits in one box I’m happy
I would love to get this board....but $74 shipping cost puts me off...I'm lucky enough to live near Warhammer World but this would be great for night games when GW is closed. $74 shipping though.....
At roughly 1:18 you see the main reason why this set is not good for 40k: It creates massive shooting galleries.
At 2:59 you see the issue remains even if you add the half-tiles and cathedral square.
For popup-terrain (or any fixed, tile-based terrain for that matter) to make sense it needs a selection of full- and half-sized tiles with and without terrain on them. The set basically needs enough terrain-tiles to create 1.5 boards.
Play a full game with this , even at 1000 points- and count how many times you shift the tiles and separate the board with just dice and movement. It’s a tough sell for sure
That might be an issue for sure… would have to test that! Would have to find clips or some sort of frame if it wasn’t manageable.
@@tabletoptactics Almost guarentee someone somewhere has an stl file for clips just like that - if you have a mate with a 3d printer, get some made very cheap!
It works super fine. I watch the livestreams of the Titans regulary and this never happens. Also dice tray ;)
just me. but maybe after the first time it happens dont roll on the board again? this seems like such a petty stretch remark
@@dolamrothknight I use a dice tray a lot, but sometimes you’re trying to wrap up some rerolls or speed through an action or your opponent just doesn’t want to use your dice tray, it’s a very common thing next to bumping models tipping spindly banners and antennae, or knocking over unevenly weighted bases, all I’m saying is that if you make a product designed for gaming, it should be able to accommodate casual audiences this is targeted for
This stuff looks way better than what I thought it would.
Speed and convenience seem great, but I really don't like how disjointed the board feels due to the many "tiles" that you have to use. Better with the "flocking", but still a bit too much. Also, I'd imagine there's a high chance of accidentally moving things around too much while playing. Looks-wise it's not too shabby for what it is.
Still at the asking price, it'd probably be a pass for me. If they have a sale going on, it might be something to consider.
ya its an expensive product for sure, unsure if they come with anything to avoid slippage or w/e, but ya the quick set up its prob the draw, but i really like that plastic terrain detail so i gave it a miss
Yeah boards being pushed apart could be an issue. Would need clips or something if you want it to be more robust!
I’m picturing it being used quickly taken out of the box to play with my daughter or something. Very good to get going quickly! 🕷
You can get some thin mesh-looking thing to put under tablecloth cheaply in like Ikea; I think that will solve the issue of the tiles moving around?
Looks good to be fair. Nice and easy, 40k games take long enough as is
That’s where it excels for me. If you need a battlefield ‘ready to go’ with no painting and hardly any set up time, it’s hard to beat.
I would love to use my terrian again, once my goddamn expansion finally gets here...delay after delay after delay
Great idea. Just the execution is lacking a bit for the tiles. Definitely needs a frame or some clips or something like that.
What are the import fees like for UK customers? Their websites say £25 for international shipping but it is caveated with it may not include taxes/import fees.
I think another good use for Titans Terrain is taking it to play with friends who don't have terrain of their own. It's certainly easier than transporting plastic/resin terrain in addition to your army.
Very cool. Putting this on my list.
This is great but at 160 for the whole set, why not just get actual terrain?
Smart idea
You could glue cube shaped magnets on each corner and paint them to match the background. That way, the cards stay stuck together as you play! As another tip, any small tears can be remedied with a bit of tape. You can use making tape and paint if you really get a large tear!
Didnt they "steal" this idea from another company, that sent them prototypes to test ?
Yes they did!
Never heard of that?! 🤔
@@tabletoptactics well you might want to check out UpZone who had this out way before the Titans and just so happened to send some to the Titans! before this even started making thiers.
UpZone you say? Ok we’ll be sure to check them out! This was my first experience with this concept when they sent it to us 🕷
@@tabletoptactics I bought all of the Upzone terrain and got it a few months back- can absolutely confirm it makes home wargaming a doddle!
Thank you for this video, I was going to buy these but seeing how the squares line up and move as you play has convinced me to not buy it.
In the tau codex there is a strat rule “relentless fusillade” is this army wide to any core unit , thanks can’t wait for your reply
I actually hate how the buildings aren't seperate from the mats.
I see there are ledges to the buildings. Can they hold any weight or do they collapse under the pressure?
I was veeeerry tempted to pick this up, as I'm struggling for space. However the price put me off. Once you buy the kit and then get it shipped to the UK, it ends up very pricey!
Ah yes, good point on shipping. That can sting!
@@tabletoptactics also lets be honest, 160 for printed paper is not sheap in any form or shape, folded or not.
That’s fair. I think I looked at it from the perspective of buying GW plastic terrain. To fill an equivalent board would cost around £250-270 in a couple of Fronteris GW building sets for example. That’s before building and painting supplies/time too!
Needs plastic clips to hold the boards together.. let them know
is the back slipy or grippy?
Slippy (and doesn't lay flat)
Yes
Being honest here. It looks very flimsy and cheap. You'll really need to add a way to clip the tiles together. Light terrain like this, will shift all over the place, knocking over your miniatures in the process.
This makes sense to me, but then again there wasn’t as many warnings about melting polystyrene for terrain back in the early 90s. I should’ve just stuck with making a Blue Peter Tracy Island like all the others kids at school.
I gotta say, it looks super cheap, feels flimsy (got torn midgame twice in the same day from our experience), the big gaps around them and lack of option to get diagonals is a really big drawback
Yeah. I much rather spend an extra $100 and get a set of WTC or ITC terrain. This has gaps everywhere, I don't see durability being a thing, and the little bits of rock and grass they do is cool but a pita to clean up. Plus, it's 45x60, so even the size is off.
I have a set and i love it. Great deal. Please can we get the TTT and TT crossover game
Corner alignment pieces, side clips and a nonslip roll might do a lot for them.
Cool!
Cool idea but too expensive
yeah its cool for what it is but the price point is about double what I was expecting.
Cool I'll pick it up. Beats painting terrain I don't have any interest in and coke cans and cheetos
I noticed you didn't put models on the terrain just around it
What's the stability/ durability like as that wasn't covered in the video and when I have seen games on the sponsor's channel models are generally around the terrain not on it
It would support regular infantry I think. Definitely not large models!
I talked to someone who bought this and it was able to support a resin knight from forgeworld on it i think it was called a Acastus, ( with of course an decent amount of bending, it is still paper, pro tip prob dont put a big ass knight on it lol )
@@tabletoptactics You clearly haven't seen the "stack" where they got 3 knights on one bit of terrain. It holds far more than you think
Wow! No I haven’t seen that - that’s impressive!
I like the idea, but the price in Canadian dollars is a little high for me.
yeah it is not cheap, but it does save ya some space, although i think some canadian hobby company made like a little book shelf mdf terrain kit that had a full board, that would well, fit on a shelf lol. like a little box, no idea the company name, maybe it was red leaf customs not entirely sure
Just be careful people table top titans during their kickstarter ended up making me pay another $250 just to have it shipped and I was out of pocket $500 for this terrain and no matter what I did to contact them and get it something sorted out they just kept bouncing me around
to be honest 25 years ago they had popup books with more popup layers and detail in a kids book about the exploration of earth by sea. I think there are ways to get 1 or 2 additional layers into the facades to give them more depth and a better feel. for the price they come in I'm not convinced.
Are you chaps going to shoot a battle report using it? Would be interesting to see how you got on with it.
I don’t think it works for our battle reports, as we prefer high quality paint jobs on physical kits. It just looks better with the miniatures. I see this set as being useful for people that have limited space, or want a quick set up to play at home :)
@@tabletoptactics , that's a very genuine response about the limitations of this terrain. Your honesty is welcome.
This is actually not great for 40K: whilst there's a lot of small buildings, any shooting army on these boards will have a massive amount of LOS.
For £96 here you could get a full set of the MDF terrain that the UKTC circuit uses.
Definitely some great alternatives out there. The MDF terrain isn’t as easy to put away and back together though in my experience. I think this set is more ideal for people that need a quick setup and don’t have much storage space. It’s also nice and light to travel with if required.
I picture it being good for parents introducing the game to their child too for example. Ideally though, if you have the space you can have a permanent board set up with some beautifully painted plastic or resin terrain! 🕷
@@tabletoptactics Yeah it definitely has its place. I do think the sight lines are a bit problem for some games though because it has to have those really long streets with zero cover. If I was using this I'd probably plonk maybe some small terrain features like crates or barricades down just to make sure vehicles and long-range infantry have to work a bit.
For sure!
The Half Tiles in the expansion were an add on specifically to address the large shooting lanes. The half tiles allow you to offset a few other tiles which closes up some of those lanes. It's not perfect but the fact that Table Top Titans included it in the expansion after realizing that issue with their core set says they listened to feed back, and cared enough to attempt to fix it.
@@takatyr1924 Deffo, the expansion's half tiles are a v. good idea. As said above grabbing some cheap scatter terrain to help with the two 60" clear avenues is all that is needed
So a Tau joke fish and chips all 😃😄😁😆😅 5 Smile's and the terrain is a Fantastic!.
well its certainly better than paying 200 or 300 euros for terrain imo. i dont have terrain atm because its expensive. but now i might get some. thank you guys so much for showing me that !
This one is $160 for cardboard, so whilst cheaper hardly cheap.
@@crowbird3680 awww shit. well i guess still better than 300 but you are right it is a bit much for card board
@@crowbird3680 160$ may get u mabye 2 plastic building non painted or assembled. its a great deal.
I understand everyone is entitled to their own opinions but the "it's too expensive" doesn't make any sense to me. Your more traditional terrain is going to cost at least 2x this amount, and that's just for the pieces. That doesn't include any painting that goes into it and not to mention the amount of storage traditional terrain takes up compared to the Titans Terrain in 1 box. Also, clips work great to keep it in place, but placing it on mesh padding does as well! Just my thoughts, Titans Terrain is pretty incredible.
Its paper dude
@@UnkaStunka It is quite a bit stronger than paper. Tabletop Titans have showcased Knight models on their terrain and it didn't tear or break.
@@trentonlee7373 C'mon paper/ cardboard whatever, it's not the 80's pop up terrain is cheap crap of the past and the money they ask is expensive as fruck!
@@UnkaStunka It's really not cheap crap lol. That's just a flat out lie, it's been proven to be very strong and resilient, buy don't take my word for it, go watch some videos on it. You can dislike something all you want, but don't spread misinformation about it. Especially when it's so easy to prove you wrong.
@@trentonlee7373 I seen it man, to me it is the definition of cheap crap. Anybody can make better looking sturdier and much cheaper terrain out of foamboard.
My fear is that there is no way to block some of the firing lanes that are created
They stole that idea from another company that sent them prototypes, please dont support them!
If they patented the idea then titans wouldn't be allowed to use it.
they did not steal pop up cardboard idea from any one ... its not exactly a new thing, pop up terrain has been around for a while, and they accepted a competitor's product and show cased it on their channel, but thats all i see that they did "wrong" other than that not really sure what u can say they stole. i was personally thinking of getting upzone after seeing it on the channel, but pop up paper terrain in general i don't really like so i didn't back ethier
@@GuthanSlayer I don't think it was stolen, but accepting another company's prototype to review when you are developing your own similar system is a bit shady as far as conflict of interest goes.
Pop up terrain has existed since the 90's.
This always bugged me. That guy had videos and examples of the prototypes and they then stealth produced it.
Objectives can’t be in terrain. Cant use it for competitive. Its a good idea but the game is too finicky nowadays
Definitely not a fan of every building being right in the center of the tile. If they weren't on tiles so we can actually put them wherever then maybe I'd be interested.
Unfortunately it looks cheap and gimmicky. I’d rather spend a little bit more and buy some pre painted MDF terrain from Gamemat EU and a battlemat. This is a hard pass from me.
They want $235 AUD for cardboard, not even close to being worth it. I could get real terrain for the price. 0/10
ya naw, aussies get screwed over all the time on pricing and shipping.
I lived in Australia for 7 years, the prices for anything hobby related there were always crazy 🫠🕷
Try the actual store mark up sucks...
We get it really bad in Brazil as well, around $250-300 for combat patrols for example
Hobby life here is brutal! 🔥🥴
For me it's not only about the models and gameplay. It's about the immersion into the game. And these cheap excuses for terrain break this feeling for sure. Play-On got a deal with them too and i coudlnt watched the batrep till the end. And TabletopTitans lost me from the beginning with this terrain.
There are only two things that comes to my mind where this terrain is good:
1. Big tournaments(also I think they got enough terrain to host a tournament in the first place)
2. You give a sh** about terrain
Conclusion: I rather play on mdf-terrain than on this mess. Also mdf-terrain is cheaper and looks better.
Accidentally pushing around the tiles would annoy me all the time 😅
Cheap for people with FW money.
Oh, timing.
looks too ..hmm.. fake ? in lack of a better word.. but for a start until you get the real thing, it seems to be good.
Yeah I would say it’s ideally aimed at having a complete ‘board in a box’. No painting required and quick set up. If you want high end, then you need to buy plastic and resin and be willing to spend the time painting :)
i assume you guys look into the allegations that they
132 quid!? 😂
how many plastic building do u get with that?
@@dolamrothknight I get what your saying, but pre painted resin sets come in at £170 and the quality is a lot better.
@@dolamrothknight Not sure but they'll last a lot longer and look ten times better than this cheap bollocks. £132 for foldable card is disgraceful.
So much negativity and lack of helpful criticism. I like the idea of making some areas of the game easier.
So good that they never use it in their battle reports on their channel :/.
Man it really looks like garbage tho
It looks even worse in person.
I love the Titans, but this looks absolutely naff. Please don't replace the amazing terrain you have like that demon world thing for this crap. The beautifully painted models you have deserve better lads 👍
Have no fear, there is no intention to use this terrain for Battle Reports. We feel that the use of high quality painted plastic and resin terrain gives a better cinematic feel. The pop up terrain is great for people that are after and quick and easy set up solution I think :)
This is nice, but the upzone ones are better.
nop
Booooo
Wow, looks easy fun, hard covers, multiple game modes, I'm down 💯
Looks pretty good for getting terrain up and running... much better than Grey plastic terrain for sure.
I'd like to see some plastic clips that could be used on the outside sections to keep them connected so they don't move around (which should keep the internal ones in place)
Someone else had a similar idea, I think that would work great. I’m thinking like the old Hero Quest pieces!
oooof, nostalgia hitting hard.. but yes, just like that :)
One of my favourites :)🕷
Agreed, my brother and I played it all the time. Definitely my gateway into the hobby