Ye Olde Inn

Hi all - I'm currently running a Kickstarter offering over 400+ new gaming maps (compatible with HQ) D&D/PF/Mystara and generic RPG's including Space Hulk - but among them my GEAS map prototypes. If you fit the four of them together you get the HQ board layout in the centre plus dozens of extra rooms and wider corridors around the outside.

You can see a sample of the layout here: http://gametilewarehouse.wixsite.com/rp ... ar-Dungeon

It would cost someone $10 to pledge to the campaign + $40 x 4 ($160) to get 4 27x18" printed folding boards (dry/wet erasable) (please see video) or $10 to get the digital files. So either $20 for the digital files, or $170 to get them as printed boards. That's in Australian Dollars. I ship to the USA, ($35 for minimum order) but I don't ship worldwide - but if there is enough interest, I will ship to a specific country - maybe you might ask if a few people want to share shipping costs and have a few sets of them delivered in bulk.

The extra size solves some problems with HQ such as narrow corridors - and while you got less than 500 squares in an HQ board, these 'Dungeon Sprawl' ones offer almost 2000. Oh and it comes in the light version shown or a dark version. You can get both (8 maps) as digital files for $10.

Anyhow, here is the link to my Kickstarter, I leave it up to you.

Kind Regards,
Kris

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ga ... ew-designs

Is it to avoid copyright problems that you chose not to lay out the rooms exactly like the HeroQuest board? I see some small differences in room sizes.

j_dean80 wrote:Is it to avoid copyright problems that you chose not to lay out the rooms exactly like the HeroQuest board? I see some small differences in room sizes.

That is correct.

Hey these are really good! I'll have to check back after I have some funds. I know they're cheap, but that's how I broke we are at the moment lol

Thanks DD, been working on my skills for nearly two years now - still seeking to improve and really master some difficult things to represent... and learning new things all the time, tightening precision and technique with every project...