Hexcrawl Toolbox: DnD Worldbuilding Set Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
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So it's D&D settlers of Catan?
JP Coovert did a “How to Make Customized Hex Tiles” video, and the wooden hex dimensions he links to are the same size as the ones in this toolkit last I checked, meaning you can add your own hexes to these!
That's an awesome observation! Thank you for the idea!
I want a space themed one.
A sci-fi version would be awesome.
The closest thing in sci-fi might be something like Space Aces: Voyages in Infinite Space. Although that's more like Undying Sands/Bottled Sea.
A space-themed set of hex tiles would be fantastic, not just for cosmic style D&D (Spelljammer), but potentially for other games like Mothership or Traveler. Depending on the tone of the tiles, of course. An obviously "space-fantasy" set might be less useful for the more grounded Traveler, for example.
Yep. Agree. Or a tech wasteland one.
yup, i designed one because i needed it
Hexes from the board game Twilight imperium can help in a pinch
Thank you, Ben, for always showing us new and neat products and games on the market.
This looks amazing, definitly need to get my hands on a set.
The art is gorgeous, i dont even have a reason to use these but want them.
Looks really great
that looks excellent!
My only complaint is that there is no sort of usable insert. Still, I want more!
very cool
Very cool. So expensive!
This is really no way to make world's. But t I think it can help those without a clue on what to do.
There is a €40 version on their website of just the 150 tiles with nothing else for those of you that are like me and can't do the €80 pounds. Just a PSA to your wallets
I like playing boardgames with one single board for the whole game. Like Monopoly and Ticket To Ride. Then every once in a while, it's fun to come across a game like the one in this video or the cooperative boardgame Forbidden Island where the gameboard is made of multiple parts that are constantly switching about. By the way I never played the game in this video or Forbidden Island so far, but I have read the rules and instructions to the later. I like reading tabletop game rules and instructions as a pastime.
Try with Forbidden Lands
you made me hex crazy this is all your fault
I want a Dolmenwood version.
Too bad you can't just buy the booklet
Loved this so much I got two of them. Excellent quality!!!
Looking forward to watching this tomorrow just commenting for the algorithm
Seems like this product line would VTT really well
Appreciate the like from whomever. Thanks.
I ordered three of the hexcrawl toolboxes and one of the bottled sea sets. Really enjoy building worlds out of them, although I found some of the optional rules on how to play a bit lacking. I liked the wizard tower rules the best, but I ended up going outside of the system for rules to use with the tiles.
What rules did you use then? I got the set without rules so any tips would be appreciated :)
@@snarfdk I used Simulacrum Wilderness Exploration pasted ontop of 5e. You can easily adapt it to any system and it's really simple. Alternatively, you can use Wolves Upon The Coast, which is a complete system hexcrawl.
Awesome tools, thanks.
Hmmm this is so cool and the tiles are really pretty but... it just seems like way too much hastle to keep a map organised over a long campaign :( especially since I often run games at other people's houses.
Id need a way to build a map at home and save the layout for easy reconstruction when its time to game... which just seems way too fiddly compared to using a paper map. Also id want some blank or dryerase tiles so I can pepper my own designs into the map.
Very cool but unless I start running hexcrawl oneshots at my house, this is gonna be a pass 💀
Exact same issues
Do you work with a visualizer or a camera to make those reviews?
Wow I just spent the better part of the last three weeks making this exact product myself after thinking of no product like Catan for hex crawls….haha scrape it all and buy this I guess! Haha
I do have a large stack of custom hexes though…but no jungle tiles!
Was trying to mix hex crawl playing with the old game outdoor survival and 5e with Catan hexes just like this haha
5:00 _Under the shade of the Baobab tree_
i literally ordered bottled sea last night lmao. i should have waited one more day haha
It's so pretty! But I don't think I'd ever have a use for it because I need my maps to be portable :( Now I'm trying to think of a use can get them
Only thing I would want is some kind of boardto hold these in. I would hate for someone to accidentally jostle the table or smack the tiles and they get rearranged. Maybe plastic pucks with small magnets in them? That way it's customizable and sturdy.
I'll definitely be putting this on my wishlist!
If you have a neoprene playmat, or a large mouse pad, you could flip to the rubber side and it should stop the tiles from moving around too much. Otherwise, you could get a piece of plexiglass to put over the tiles.
I wish the box and the bag for big enough to fit the other sets in the one box.
I backed both kickstarters and I really love these.
Wow!
I'll get the PDF you kindly linked, Ben.
Great video as usual. Thank you.
So good
I would like to get this but that shipping fee sucks!
I'm not sure where you're located but maybe try Exalted Funeral, they have some and they ship from the U.S. I believe. Just checked and shipping to me in the U.S. was under 9 bucks.