Hi all, been really busy at work and haven't really had much time to read or post. Anyone even realize I was gone!

Anyway, I'm trying to get more terrain into use with my group, only problem is, we usually don't sit around a table when we play, so it makes it harder to use terrain. Once I get some time to make more dungeon/building pieces, I'm going to try and get us playing at the folding conference I own.

Course, first I need time to clear off my work area, then time to actually build models. Hopefully, I'll get some time now that my work schedule has slowed some.

Skunk

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I've found that WWG works better when used for a certian encounter (Rather than trying to use it all the time). This way the players realize that this encounters special, or a high point! Maybe I just feel like this because I dont have the time to sit and make a full dungeon up with WWG stuff

Hanx
Elrond

The only drawback is that when you take a piece of WW they are drawing the swords...is like the thing with the bell and the dogs...