Gaming Tiles/Chits - What would you like to see printed?

[cynthialee]

With the board squares making them a tad larger than the actual scale is a big bonus, as the furniture and mini's take up allot of space and moving mini's can be a bitch when you pick it up and you inadvertently knock over a piece of furniture or another mini.

[sorcerersapprentice]

Question for you all: How important is it to have NPC's standing behind shop fronts or stalls on tiles? Do most Game Masters just use a figure as the shop keeper, or do you require the shops, wares, etc to be visually staffed by an NPC?

[Goblin-King]

Can you rephrase the question?

[sorcerersapprentice]

Sure, if you have a shop tile that you stand up to represent say, a butcher stall, do you want that tile to have a butcher shown in it too - or is just the shop alone suggestion to your adventurers enough? Does it look weird if you have lots of shops, but no-one in them?

[sorcerersapprentice]

@ Cynthialee - about to work my way through your ideas and starting with the Siege Engine.

[cynthialee]

Spiffy!!

[sorcerersapprentice]

First Siege Machine; a Giant Trebuchet: Complete. Images added to the GTW blog.

[cynthialee]

Sweetness!
Now there needs to be a flaming ball of pitch ready to be lobbed in another version of this one. And another that is damaged beyond repair.

[cornixt]

Sure, if you have a shop tile that you stand up to represent say, a butcher stall, do you want that tile to have a butcher shown in it too - or is just the shop alone suggestion to your adventurers enough? Does it look weird if you have lots of shops, but no-one in them?

I would think that having no one on the tile would make it easier for when you need the shop to be empty. Have you thought about doing small tiles of random people who could be used as shopkeepers to be placed on shop tiles when needed?

[whitebeard]

First Siege Machine; a Giant Trebuchet: Complete. Images added to the GTW blog.

Hmmm... I don't see it. Shouldn't the arm be longer and counter-balanced? It seems to pivot about the end, like a Crossbows & Catapults toy.