The Loke stuff is great for home brewing or tactical miniature gaming. My Long Road set came a few weeks ago and I agree - it's a great addition to a gaming library. I'd be willing to bet a Sci-fi set is coming!
Thanks for reviewing these. I have a lot of Loke products and will be adding these. They make a lot of stuff that helps the solo player and I appreciate that!
Just received these both today from Amazon. Cool stuff. I'm going to figure out how to use these with League of Dungeons, Dungeon Saga (+ SagaOrigins) and Dungeon Universalis, Dragonbane and Tanares 5e.
Such amazing content in these two, and yeah I really like Loke’s, purchased my first set after seeing you showcasing one in another video and then making sure that it became available through my local hobby store! :))
Great video as always! But more whimsy more whimsy! There's enough grit, there's enough dark, there's enough crime, there's enough of the other types of fantasy out there! There's not enough whimsy, the world is full of whimsy we don't need more darkness! ;-)
I love whimsy. I just got done covering 2 Tom Wham games. Lands of Galzyr was my number 1 game of 2022. Pauper’s Ladder is one of my favorite games. :).
I will most likely continue to pronounce it loke. LOL. It's like Moog vs Moog. I'll never remember the right way because I've said it wrong for years. :) Thanks for the correction though!
I also want to be “that guy”, I won’t be sorry though 😂 “Loke” is the Swedish/Danish/Norwegian spelling, and it’s not pronounced “Loki”. As their brand name, they’re free to pronounce it Throatwobbler Mangrove, if it makes them happy. But if they’re using the already existing word, they’re pronouncing it incorrectly.
"A little more gritty would be nice?" With how much you dig Mork Borg im surprised that system didnt have something Loke's Battle Mats provide already. That or DCC, which i honestly thought they provide in spades already. The only thing i dont like about KS stuff, especially for stuff like TLGs KS is that ihdk when they will sell KS items proper in their stores or its only available in their KS.
Didn't back it for its being 5E focus and it's a pity the premade adventures and 5E stat cards are not particularly useful to my own games. How would you compare these two kits with Untold Encounters? The older Dungeon Run book (now discontinued) provides random generators for each individual tile in the Dungeon tile book (not found it the later Untold Encounters though). I really like the foldable map format more than the spiral bound book as the former is 100% compatible with all other 1-inch grid maps/tiles out there.
As these sets include new unique monsters, don't you think they should have included Monster Tokens or Standees to represent them in games? What would you use on the battle maps to represent them in your game?
I’ve got a bunch of pathfinder pawns and wooden tokens I’d use. Or just use theater of the mind. At the price I wouldn’t expect these sets to include all the tokens or standees.
@@TheDungeonDive I get the theatre of the mind argument, but it does seem bizarre to have gridded battle mats and not at least include some tokens for the unique creatures, even if you had to cut them out yourself from cardstock.
I sold my copy of dungeon mat books a few years ago as it was way too big and cumbersome for my table when both books are opened. Also I find the lack of numbered mat and flavour description makes it less useful in generating random dungeons. These two new product seem to fix all the issues I previously experienced! Hmmmm, maybe I will need to get these again!
I did not know these existed, thanks for showing them, they're pretty neat!
The Loke stuff is great for home brewing or tactical miniature gaming. My Long Road set came a few weeks ago and I agree - it's a great addition to a gaming library. I'd be willing to bet a Sci-fi set is coming!
I really like the Loke Battle Mats. These new RPG tool kits look very interesting! Thank you, Daniel!
Big fan of the Loke books so these are very appealing.
Thanks for reviewing these. I have a lot of Loke products and will be adding these. They make a lot of stuff that helps the solo player and I appreciate that!
Just received these both today from Amazon. Cool stuff. I'm going to figure out how to use these with League of Dungeons, Dungeon Saga (+ SagaOrigins) and Dungeon Universalis, Dragonbane and Tanares 5e.
Nice! Hope you find them useful.
Such amazing content in these two, and yeah I really like Loke’s, purchased my first set after seeing you showcasing one in another video and then making sure that it became available through my local hobby store! :))
They make cool stuff.
Wow they are really pretty! Grab some miniatures from your existing DC boardgames, add in your favourite combat system and have fun
Great video as always! But more whimsy more whimsy! There's enough grit, there's enough dark, there's enough crime, there's enough of the other types of fantasy out there! There's not enough whimsy, the world is full of whimsy we don't need more darkness! ;-)
I love whimsy. I just got done covering 2 Tom Wham games. Lands of Galzyr was my number 1 game of 2022. Pauper’s Ladder is one of my favorite games. :).
For Kill, Sample, Process, their Giant/big book of Cyberpunk battle mats is pretty good!
Just picked that up!
Another great review!
Sorry to be “that guy” but they pronounce their brand name Loki but for obvious reasons they don’t spell it like that.
I will most likely continue to pronounce it loke. LOL. It's like Moog vs Moog. I'll never remember the right way because I've said it wrong for years. :) Thanks for the correction though!
I also want to be “that guy”, I won’t be sorry though 😂 “Loke” is the Swedish/Danish/Norwegian spelling, and it’s not pronounced “Loki”. As their brand name, they’re free to pronounce it Throatwobbler Mangrove, if it makes them happy. But if they’re using the already existing word, they’re pronouncing it incorrectly.
lol!
I think I would prefer the notebook versions myself but I don't own either yet.
These look good, but I already have all the spiral bound books, and a severe lack of space, so I’ll pass. Great video, though! 👍😁
"A little more gritty would be nice?"
With how much you dig Mork Borg im surprised that system didnt have something Loke's Battle Mats provide already. That or DCC, which i honestly thought they provide in spades already.
The only thing i dont like about KS stuff, especially for stuff like TLGs KS is that ihdk when they will sell KS items proper in their stores or its only available in their KS.
I don’t really like DCC. MB doesn’t really have anything like these kinds of complete box sets.
Enjoying your content but could we please have part 3 of Heroquest soon. Interested in the resources and house rules you use.
As I said in the update I’m waiting for a few decks of cards to arrive to try out. I think they’re going to add a lot to the solo experience.
@@TheDungeonDive Great, sorry missed that bit.
No worries! Glad you’re excited for it.
Didn't back it for its being 5E focus and it's a pity the premade adventures and 5E stat cards are not particularly useful to my own games.
How would you compare these two kits with Untold Encounters?
The older Dungeon Run book (now discontinued) provides random generators for each individual tile in the Dungeon tile book (not found it the later Untold Encounters though).
I really like the foldable map format more than the spiral bound book as the former is 100% compatible with all other 1-inch grid maps/tiles out there.
The spiral bound stuff is also 100% compatible with everything. That’s what I use most.
My thoughts on Untold Encounters are here - czcams.com/video/o0dULDtKQ-8/video.htmlsi=fwBo2T2JZbm-zNmp
As these sets include new unique monsters, don't you think they should have included Monster Tokens or Standees to represent them in games? What would you use on the battle maps to represent them in your game?
I’ve got a bunch of pathfinder pawns and wooden tokens I’d use. Or just use theater of the mind. At the price I wouldn’t expect these sets to include all the tokens or standees.
@@TheDungeonDive I get the theatre of the mind argument, but it does seem bizarre to have gridded battle mats and not at least include some tokens for the unique creatures, even if you had to cut them out yourself from cardstock.
How would you convert these from D&D to any other game ?
There are many resources online for converting systems. Just google it. You’ll find them.
Did you find it has a lot of replayability?
I would mainly use it as a tool to be used with other games.
I sold my copy of dungeon mat books a few years ago as it was way too big and cumbersome for my table when both books are opened. Also I find the lack of numbered mat and flavour description makes it less useful in generating random dungeons. These two new product seem to fix all the issues I previously experienced! Hmmmm, maybe I will need to get these again!