Does World Works still have a license with Paizo, or is that a thing of the past?

I would love to see a TLX set for Harrowstone Prison....

The Auld Grump

Damn, now I want to build it. I could see it being built using the CastleWorks, but would want to convert it to TLX.

Over the last few weeks I was able to purchase and dowload from Paizo a few building sets, including "Arena Works", "SeaWorks:Legend of Skull Cove", the original "Thoumonts", and "Village Works".

Just now checked the website and they have 65 sets (noth 'old' discontinued and current pre-TLX stuff) listed.

I was waiting to hear about the "we'll work on that" aspect of WWG having some of the old sets available once again here for a short time at the new revamped prices... but as nothing had as yet been further mentioned, I snapped up a few old sets that I just HAD to have in case they all went *poof* as they did from DriveThruRPG.

Good hunting, Grump! (Though I did not see any "prison" set listed...)


EDIT: okay, after additional thought I came to realize you probably meant whether the license was to *produce* stuff specifically oriented for their Pathfinder game....

Used a little artistic license and drew up the plans for Harrowstone in TLX Planner.







I wasn't exactly sure how to handle the natural sections of the Dungeon level so I either left them out or just did floors. I'm also not sure about using stone floors for the inside of level 1. 'm inclined to stick with stone, but I don't think I would go with the Himmelvale Streets texture. I just laid it out with that and didn't want to change it.

So what does it use?

8 x 8-way posts
10 x 5 way posts
13 x 4 way posts
124 x 3 way center posts
1 x 3 way corner post
49 x 2 way corner posts

7 long angled walls
7 short angled walls
46 x 6" walls
196 x 3" walls
12 x 1.5" walls

Ah heck, it looks like that doesn't include the dungeon level....

Yeah - it can be faked using other sets - but none are quite right.
For that matter, I would prefer seeing the THX/Pathfinder line increase rather than left to stagnate and some other company picking up the license.

The Auld Grump

I'm with you.