So a while back I posted about a castle I put together using Fat Dragon downloadable terrain (and I think we can all agree that I love 3D terrain). Imagine my elation when I got an email saying that Fat Dragon was bringing back some of their retired terrain! I have several of their products (including most of their Expansion Sets and several of their awesome Dragonshire Village structures – actually, the Guard Post and Armory would be my favorite), but I was never able to get their Cliffs and Mountains. Well, you can bet I’ll be getting Cliffs and Mountains here after I’m done writing this…
Downloadable terrain is pretty darn awesome. Once you have the file, you keep it forever. that means that you can make as much of the terrain as you want. I once made a HUGE castle front for a mass battle, and a large underground dungeon for an epic crawl (two of my most fun and liked adventures). They come with tips and pointers on putting them together – all that’s required is a printer, some glue, and scissors!
Aren’t these just the coolest? Each one is priced at $6.49, which is 50% of their old regular price. After this weekend (Sunday, August 11), they won’t be available anymore (yeah right! Id bet they’ll be back again for a short time next year…). Of course, as an affiliate, Stuffer Shack will make a small commission on any of these sales, so thank you! (Commissions go directly into our Contest Prize Fund, which basically gets handed right back out to our readers!)
Take a look at each of these products. I don’t recommend anything unless I wholeheartedly love them, and I love these…
Cliffs and Mountains
Basic Set
Base Set
Chris Stevens
In Chris's opinion, the very best vices are dirt bikes, rock music, and gaming, while the very best medicine is fatherhood. If he could just learn to balance them all, he'd live forever. He's much more creative than intelligent, often wakes up belligerent, and ponders many things insignificant. Lastly, in an effort to transform his well-fed body, P90X, Roller Blades, and Food are all laughing at him. And the pain continues.
I haven’t played a video game in 20 years. But, this looks right out of the videos I’ve seen on tv and stuff. Amazing and great job!
Thanks for commenting, Mike. These really are very cool, and they’ve helped out a lot with gaming.