Introducing Tenfold Dungeon by Room 17 Games
January 23, 2019 by dracs
Sam sits down with Anders and Ricard from Room 17 Games to showcase their newest kickstarter coming on the 4th of February; Tenfold Dungeon.
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Are you a bidding dungeon master with great ideas, enthusiastic players but formidable terrain? Tenfold Dungeon may be the answer to your prayers as the guys from Room 17 Games have designed an amazing modular dungeon, village and sewer set for their roleplaying games.
With the Tenfold Dungeon you can arrange your boxes in many varying ways to suit your needs and emmerse your players into a fantastic journey, holding the boxes together with neat little door clips you'll be setting up and playing within seconds.
What scenarios would you brew up for these games? I'd love to make a revolving labyrinth where the rooms constantly move every minute.
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I’m of the same mind as Sam here, roll on the Sci-Fi set!!!
Interested but I am going to hang back to see what they unlock. Right now one set on the preview page is $66 USD. Telling my wife I want a some artistic boxes for $66 + shipping will be a tough sell. The idea is great however and wish them a lot of luck.
Something to watch for sure.
Need Sci-Fi sets for Spacehulk/AVP types of game!
We’ve got some sci-fi sets, just perfect for those kind of games! Check out our Kickstarter, live on Monday the 4th of February!
I’m currently painting the hasslefree scooby doo minis, and this looks perfect for some play time with them.
I also had a flash of nostalgia for playing ww2 call of duty computer games and like the idea of maybe some bolt action skirmish? Not sure if the rules lend themselves to such small confines?
As I’ve mentioned before, I’m generally not a fan of ‘flatpack’ terrain, but these do look good and I do like the concept of all the boxes fitting inside one another. Simarly im not a lover of dungeon terrain with lower walls, but I think it’s compensated for here by the ability to flip them over to make diases/platforms inside the larger rooms (you might also be able to use them as bridges if you set things up right). I think the 3D clips are a nice touch and help compensate for the flatness I dislike by adding back in… Read more »
this will be great for so many games more variety as others have said will help as well gaming.
Those look pretty cool. The terrain from dwarven forge is still high on my list. Maybe this is going to be a little bit more affordable.
I keep a close eye to this Kickstarter.
Thanks for pointing this one out.
Sci-Fi version would be nice!