"Living City" play or a Road Crew for TFT?

[raniE]

Originally Posted by philreed

Backers of last year’s Legacy Edition will see that we shared three scenarios in a backers-only update today. If these work well at Origins, we will explore creating more of them. They may prove useful for one-shot sessions and game demos for anyone wanting to teach the game.

Thanks for the demo scenarios. I checked them out, as I plan to demo Melee and Wizard at a small board game convention near me at the end of the month. The scenarios talk a bit about differing levels, characters moving from one level to another etc, but I can't find anything about for instance how many levels the stairs are, how high up the numbered terrain pieces are, if there are any higher or lower parts of those etc. Is the details of the terrain pieces something that could also be shared?

[philreed]

Originally Posted by raniE

Is the details of the terrain pieces something that could also be shared?

I can try. Using the pics from the Daily Illuminator post -- http://www.sjgames.com/ill/archive/M...e_Fantasy_Trip -- and Photoshop, I put together this image which may help.

0 = the base level.
1 = +1 up from base.
2 = +2 up from base/+1 up from 1.
3 = +3 up from base/+1 up from 2.
4 = +4 up from base/+1 up from 3.
5 = +5 up from base/+1 up from 4.

I hope that helps you better visualize the terrain pieces.

[raniE]

Originally Posted by philreed

I can try. Using the pics from the Daily Illuminator post -- http://www.sjgames.com/ill/archive/M...e_Fantasy_Trip -- and Photoshop, I put together this image which may help.

0 = the base level.
1 = +1 up from base.
2 = +2 up from base/+1 up from 1.
3 = +3 up from base/+1 up from 2.
4 = +4 up from base/+1 up from 3.
5 = +5 up from base/+1 up from 4.

I hope that helps you better visualize the terrain pieces.

Thanks!

I'm hoping to get some cardboard heroes printed up on cardstock, plus buying a big dry-erase writeable battle mat, but some 3-D terrain could be a neat detail to add as well. Might increase interest too.

[philreed]

Originally Posted by raniE

I'm hoping to get some cardboard heroes printed up on cardstock, plus buyng a big dry-erase writeable battle mat, but some 3-D terrain could be a neat detail to add as well. Might increase interest too.

For the scenarios, you could dump the elevations and just turn some of the hexes into magical fields that cannot be entered . . . or that cause damage if entered.