Where can I get the 5 miles hex and wub hexes image you are using?

Hi there, looking like a promising project. Two questions for you. 1) How did you go about making your elevation map? Is it by feel/gut or is there a procedure you followed to generate the topology? 2) Where is the link to the stack? I might be wrong, but I think it was left off, and this is my first contact with your content.

I am new here and I guess I missed something but why d6 lairs in a 5 mile hex?

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Great content man! Keep up the great work. We get to see how the sausage is made!

This will be awesome can’t wait for more!

How to host a dungeon is a solid edition the side view cutaway is a key document. This will be fun.

Thanks Brother.

Fantastic idea, or halfling troops.

Really good video and a great way to do it. I agree on the Army size. It would be easiest and quickest to do with the 11 units. Great video. I have done it in 5e. A little wonky, but doable.

Thanks for the video brother.

Thanks for making this! I think (video) reviews of this will be rare, so this is so a great resource

Hadn't heard about this. Thanks!

Units attacking from the flank are the next higher class, not units attacked are a lower class. This also avoids the attacked units getting to count twice in the combat once for the flank attack and again for the front attack. I think you could make a case for the unobstructed flank attackers from round two moving around the back and the other two moving to that flank.

Short, sweet and informative. Hitting that content sweet spot and I’m pondering Chainmail right now. Perfect video at the perfect time!

This was a good guide if your stumped on how to make a engaging fantasy map. I always like to cut my own maps in half from corner to opposite corner with a river, I just love having river travel be part of the economics of my settings. All kinds of fun water encounters too with those encounter tables in Monster Manual II (even has stuff from the fiend folio which is a great boon imo). And once you start adding roads you can add the added danger of fording rivers, and keep bridges sparse in your settings except in the civilized interior, and when you do add bridges they should get a reputation for being well designed if they last.

Sounds easy. I don't know what all the fuss was about !

People's minds will explode. You got 3 rounds of melee and it will continue into the next turn. Well done sir!

Fantastic video and tremendous contribution to the ongoing discussion. Well done!

Very interesting. The reference to Red Wizards, i wonder if the Red Wizards of Thay come from that. Love the Risk board.

Fascinating and frustrating at the same time. Happy to join you on this journey into Strategos.

Great video! The 11x17 fold out with the grid in the middle, is that some sort of engineering paper or is that a custom product?

Steno pad for the win!

This was a good discussion. I think pushing the calendar 8 months ahead for 1 group is too far an advance. I'll reiterate the thought I had on twitter about Time travel: "I figure Time Travel works just the same. Though they may be displaced 100s or 1000s of years in the past/future they still operate on a calendar basis (in-game) which can be corelated between sessions like standard 1:1. Even groups only flung a few years into the future are still tied to some calendar. But given they are so (relatively) close to the time at the table, it is possible the table game naturally catches up with the Time travel start point and the past group starts to encounter the actions of the future group. I can foresee issues of a group going back in time but close enough to the table group that it could cause problems. But with strict time keeping records...maybe not?"

I may have missed it, but can you clarify the tax the mentioned. Is this the rate from AD&D or does Tonisborg have its own tax codes?

Something odd happens to the sound at 11:16. Thanks for the explanation though.

i LOVED MORDHEIM! (and Necromunda)

Excellent insights! I love how you pull back the curtain on this stuff.

Listened to the first 18:24. Will come back later to finish it up!

😊 'promo sm'

Great video! Thanks for the insights.

Already bought the book and have read it. I wish it was available 5 years ago, it would have saved me a ton of trouble.

Thanks again! This was a great time

Question I have thoughts about but would be interesting to hear yours on: what do you think the effect of scaling on time ought to be?

Are you using mdf bases?

Arenson's major early dungeons were Blackmoor and too a much lesser extent, Glendower, Gygax and Kuntz created Greyhawk dungeon next and then came Tonisborg. So broadly speaking Tonisborg is the fourth dungeon created. The only caveate there is that Greyhawk dungeon kept changing whereas Tonisborg and Blackmoor were much more planned and never really changed.

Thanks for the walkthrough. This gives me a good idea how to use the site. I think I'll be picking up the template.

OK I'm going to have to pick up Tonisborg!