ABOMINATION VAULTS PATHFINDER TERRAIN - Unboxing Review - Includes Dungeons & Lasers Dwarves Mine

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    ABOMINATION VAULTS PATHFINDER TERRAIN - Unboxing Review - Includes Dungeons & Lasers Dwarves Mine

Komentáře • 18

  • @ganzgrosseskino
    @ganzgrosseskino Před 2 lety +2

    I am still undecided about the half-size walls. They are useful for handling and keeping an overview. But with lots of dungeon terrain (mostly Zealot, Mantic, other bits and pieces) I am not sure if it would break the immersion if all the book shelves and the like stuck out...

    • @tabletopskirmishgames
      @tabletopskirmishgames  Před 2 lety

      That's a good point. Using a dark mat or cloth underneath would help I think.

    • @ganzgrosseskino
      @ganzgrosseskino Před 2 lety

      @@tabletopskirmishgames That's clever and might just be enough to trick the eyes in the out-of-focus zone.

  • @calvanoni5443
    @calvanoni5443 Před 2 lety +2

    The Pathfinder set looks awesome, the dwarf ones good because half walls are good to have, I already have the previous dwarf mine, & waiting on my D&L 3.

    • @tabletopskirmishgames
      @tabletopskirmishgames  Před 2 lety +1

      The set has some really nice details on the walls. Should be fun to use in different games.

  • @richarddixon1450
    @richarddixon1450 Před 2 lety +2

    These are brilliant 👏

    • @tabletopskirmishgames
      @tabletopskirmishgames  Před 2 lety +1

      Great sets, when they are painted I'll build some fun scenarios for Weekend Warriors.

    • @richarddixon1450
      @richarddixon1450 Před 2 lety

      @@tabletopskirmishgames like some people in the comments have said. I prefer DnD left to the theatre of the mind. But I really like the idea of warcry or sigmar battles leading into these dungeons. I've some plans myself things along those lines

  • @macklee6837
    @macklee6837 Před 2 lety +4

    "Nice n thicc too!"

  • @Peort
    @Peort Před 2 lety +2

    👍👍👍👍👍

  • @odeegrotsniffer4166
    @odeegrotsniffer4166 Před 2 lety +4

    Frankly, I've never understood nor used minis for DnD. The whole point is to make a story with your friends, and a board is so limiting.
    But this does look pretty cool for skirmish games. And, like another person said, Space Hulk.

    • @Morrodin182
      @Morrodin182 Před 2 lety +1

      Just my few cents: I consider Pen and Paper RPGs and Tabletop RPGs as two different genres of games.
      The first one is exactly as how you describe it and indeed the focus then is on the storytelling and less on the actual fighting. I've been DMing quite a few Vampire: Dark Ages campaigns in the past and sometimes we would hardly roll for fails and successes and instead it all of it depended on how well a player could roleplay the situation and how much sense it would make. In this type of games a board really doesn't help out.
      The second one is more about a band of fighters fighting through a huge dungeon. Here the fighting takes precedence and the roleplaying is more limited. In many ways this form of roleplaying is much closer to a wargame and then it makes a lot of sense.
      I think that if you look at 'RP' a bit wider then mini's and gameboards can make a lot of sense. That being said, I do prefer PnP RPGs. If I want to play a wargame I will do exactly that (though I have been pondering about building a sort of RP around the Warcry rules/stats... in fact I should look on the internet, most likely someone figured this out loooong time ago hehe)

    • @longle88
      @longle88 Před 2 lety

      i can def see that, and i agree. But i think for some people (myself included) it is nice to have the choice of ways to play. It not necessary for pen and paper rpgs like DnD, but it is cool to have visual aids on the table. I find that it helps kids and neurodivergent people have a little more fun, at least in my experience.

  • @redgreen09
    @redgreen09 Před 2 lety +2

    looks good yes need be bling out by painting it its ok evin you do not paint it me got have 100 sets like do big dungens its look in to see as post new

    • @tabletopskirmishgames
      @tabletopskirmishgames  Před 2 lety

      This would work nicely with the He-Man terrain when painted too.

    • @redgreen09
      @redgreen09 Před 2 lety

      @@tabletopskirmishgames wel sorry DO NOT or ever DO he man 4ok and if get ne books ADD i do as song says from meat lof i live you but what do THAT LOL

  • @WostryFerenc
    @WostryFerenc Před 2 lety +1

    This has the problem that all of this kind of dungeon terrains have: for the money, it has waaaay to little amount of stuff in the box.