Hey Rick, AJ here. I love your videos buddy. I live vicariously though your collection. I'm a little jelly of the amount of sets that you have,lol. Thanks to your thorough reviews, I will definitely be picking up these products. I like Dwarven Forge as well, but Warlock tiles are much more affordable. Thanks again for the years of awesome reviews.
That is awesome, buddy...I know it is probably sacrilege...but...with the number of sets you have, you might consider setting aside a half dozen interior doors and cut our the doors and glue them in open state and then use them to swap out during game play as the part progresses and keep replacing with closed doors...sort of like spiking doors behind you so no surprises show up from behind...just a thought...thanks for the vid...gonna be hard not to get some of these...in fact...probably impossible...Jim
Hey Rick, love love love your videos and stuff! I have the Dungeon I set. I’m going to get the Town & Village tomorrow if my local game store has it. Just wanted to say I managed to damage one of my tiles. The stone side and the wood side broke apart. I can easily put a very small amount of E6000 to fix it. But I was shocked that it came apart, I guess I was a little too rough joining the tiles...
The look good but I think the thing stopping me getting some is the half height walls. I really want full height 2 inch so they can be stacked like my Dwarven Forge, Fat Dragon DragonLock and Printable Sceneries Rampage.
Were you a dwarvenforge before getting so many of these? And if yes, why did you get them ? Are you geting rid of the dwarven forge ones? Just curious. I'm a heavy collector of the DF tiles but i consider getting rid of them to get those, as they are cheaper i think.
Yes! I've been a huge DF fan for years and have collected many sets! I picked these up because I wanted to support more prepainted dungeon/city terrain. I have no intention of getting rid of my Dwarven Forge, I feel they compliment each other and can be used in different situations.
This is interesting to see, since the floor space is different than the dungeon tiles. I'm wondering why. Maybe people tend to make bigger rooms with fewer walls in dungeon places? Maybe the inside spaces are just generally smaller? I feel like that's probably it. Either way, if you probably buy the dungeon tiles first, you'll have extras for when you want to make this kind of stuff.
What would be an easy to learn game to play with Dungeon Tiles? Other than than Juggernauts like D&D, Pathfinder und so on? May be more like a scrimmage? Thanx
Hmm, good question. I'm not too familiar with any tactile skirmish games that you can just pop down some terrain like this and play, apart from my own custom rules. Maybe if I ever get around to creating a PDF for them I'll share them.
You might be able to if you get creative and did some house rules, but as is I don't think it would work too well as gloomhaven is on a hex grid and these sets use a square grid.
Hey Rick, AJ here. I love your videos buddy. I live vicariously though your collection. I'm a little jelly of the amount of sets that you have,lol. Thanks to your thorough reviews, I will definitely be picking up these products. I like Dwarven Forge as well, but Warlock tiles are much more affordable. Thanks again for the years of awesome reviews.
Thank you kindly, AJ!
Good God I wish they sent me 📦
Very jelly! Wonderful video!
That is awesome, buddy...I know it is probably sacrilege...but...with the number of sets you have, you might consider setting aside a half dozen interior doors and cut our the doors and glue them in open state and then use them to swap out during game play as the part progresses and keep replacing with closed doors...sort of like spiking doors behind you so no surprises show up from behind...just a thought...thanks for the vid...gonna be hard not to get some of these...in fact...probably impossible...Jim
Not a bad idea!
Hey Rick, love love love your videos and stuff! I have the Dungeon I set. I’m going to get the Town & Village tomorrow if my local game store has it. Just wanted to say I managed to damage one of my tiles. The stone side and the wood side broke apart. I can easily put a very small amount of E6000 to fix it. But I was shocked that it came apart, I guess I was a little too rough joining the tiles...
You know the weird thing is that someone told me you could take them apart and supposedly there are spaces for magnets in there.
You really should wear some gardening gloves when using those clips it looks painful...
Hey Rick!!!
Those windows don’t open
But they do push out! Check it out.
I thought I just broke mine! But nope it’s by design xD
Yeah, a very cool feature that I'm surprised they didn't advertise!
Always put the wood plank tiles together aligned by the wood grain.
Yeah, this was bugging me. I can see different rooms being different though, perhaps.
The look good but I think the thing stopping me getting some is the half height walls. I really want full height 2 inch so they can be stacked like my Dwarven Forge, Fat Dragon DragonLock and Printable Sceneries Rampage.
Full height walls are on their way!
Rick Koeppen - So is trill height walls going to be an add on? Or an alternate base set?
Sounds like both! If I remember what I heard correctly, full height walls will be in new starter sets and available as add on packs.
Were you a dwarvenforge before getting so many of these? And if yes, why did you get them ? Are you geting rid of the dwarven forge ones? Just curious. I'm a heavy collector of the DF tiles but i consider getting rid of them to get those, as they are cheaper i think.
Yes! I've been a huge DF fan for years and have collected many sets! I picked these up because I wanted to support more prepainted dungeon/city terrain. I have no intention of getting rid of my Dwarven Forge, I feel they compliment each other and can be used in different situations.
Any idea that Wizkids could make something like a "boosters pack" to add more Warlock dungeons tiles? Am I making sense??
Yeah! They already have expansion pack 1 that adds more walls and doors and im sure they'll come out with one that adds floors as well.
This is interesting to see, since the floor space is different than the dungeon tiles. I'm wondering why. Maybe people tend to make bigger rooms with fewer walls in dungeon places? Maybe the inside spaces are just generally smaller? I feel like that's probably it. Either way, if you probably buy the dungeon tiles first, you'll have extras for when you want to make this kind of stuff.
ARE YOU KIDDING ME!?!
I'm ready ready for this
Cool
I need to get some of those
I want townsfolk miniatures that are painted..... where do we get them?
Check out Dwarven Forge's prepainted townsfolk.
@@RickKoeppen cool
Nice review
What would be an easy to learn game to play with Dungeon Tiles? Other than than Juggernauts like D&D, Pathfinder und so on? May be more like a scrimmage? Thanx
Hmm, good question. I'm not too familiar with any tactile skirmish games that you can just pop down some terrain like this and play, apart from my own custom rules. Maybe if I ever get around to creating a PDF for them I'll share them.
I'm going to be getting them for my Zombicide Black Plague games for more immersion fighting hordes lol
@@natezodiak very good, I have zombicide classic and backed 2nd edition, but black plaque should be a great game for these tiles.
Should I get 2 of these, or just get the expansion?
I would definitely get two if you can. There are a limited amount of floors, and the expansion does not come with floors.
Can these kits be used when playing Gloomhaven?
You might be able to if you get creative and did some house rules, but as is I don't think it would work too well as gloomhaven is on a hex grid and these sets use a square grid.
@@RickKoeppen What can you advise for Gloomhaven?