The Vault of Iptiz - A One Shot for Dungeons & Dragons

[@otter1485]

Hi I am a 62 year old woman in the United States and I find your vids very soothing you have a very nice voice and I want to thank you.

[@WylochsArmory]

Thanks for watching!!

[@theDMsCraft]

Nice vid and shout outs to the community.

[@jenniferw8963]

Your system is so elegant. Love how you can just lay those tiles down without any worry whatsoever about dealing with the walls. Walls become a zero issue with your system :) So quick to setup your rooms. Love it.

[@pkwork]

The module is no longer free, but is definitely reasonable for what you receive. Thank you Wyloch , for an inspiring system and terrain.

[@jamessmckay]

Well said. Absolutely loved your series. I made a couple of tiles last night to vet out tonight with my dm tonight. With my home campaign, my wife who is visually impaired likes the tiles as it gives her some idea on how the grid is set out. Thanks again for the idea of the grid.

[@MrJargonite]

Now this is what i call a finale! The dungeon looks awesome and features both combat encounters and puzzles, which is something not all adventures have. The fact that you have tutorials for everything in the temple is beyond awesome. It is more than s few steps up from my current set up, which is just game paper and half assed paper minis. I definitely plan on using this when my current group gets to level 5.

[@trentonmaloney3280]

your tiles are so professional looking.i also like the way you attach the doors ect. to the walls. very innovative.you are a talented person,keep on keepin on because every time you make somthing new my tile set improves.

[@pooglies125]

Just watched the whole first season in 1 sitting. 3 years late i guess, but this is the best thing I've ever seen on youtube. Good work man, can't wait to see more recent stuff.

[@WylochsArmory]

Thanks!

[@xamanoth]

Hey Wyloch, you really create great stuff, so thank you for sharing and all your efforts! I love watching your videos and who can dislike someone with a thirst for beer and crafting? Can't wait to see what you come up with for season 2!

[@johnbroughton348]

AWESOME VIDEOS!!!!!! I'm beginning to start working a copy of your tiles, thank you for all the great work you do, keep them videos coming!!!!!

[@Halloweenville]

Great Season, Really Appreciate all the hard work you've put into your Vids, Looking forward to next season!

[@InfiniteRolePlay]

great capstone bro! And thanks for the shout out!! You particulare methods of creating the 2.5D dungeon have been a great addition to the community IMO and pulling it all together with this vid.. omg DMG better watch out! :-p

[@duckmissile]

Amazing work sir - and a well deserved rest I should say! I look forward to your return.

[@brabopainter]

see you for the furst time. iam a 40k terrainbuilder.But love what you make. great stuff. see a lot off ideas. thx greatings from Holland

[@rathydras6238]

Thank You for the great tile set up. You are the best. Enjoy yourself and thank you again, Larry

[@WoM]

What a wonderful shoutout! Great work!

[@javielectronic]

Very good job, and easy method. Very good explained. I am interested in craft my own futurist space ship, with similar technique. But oviously you have gave me many ideas for my dungeon tiles. Keep on Wyloch..

[@jazarith5510]

Very cool feel to the terrain and the dungeon is very well written. Thanks for making it available to us. Great work, have a nice break and see you back soon-ish!

[@Runehammer1]

incredible, inspiring discipline...well met Spartan!

[@WylochsArmory]

+Drunkens & Dragons: Play D&D Like a Badass Thx boss.

[@Jedijim252]

Am really enjoying your vids, buddy and looking forward to your next season...Do take time for yourself, I think the most successful channels are the people who keep it fun for themselves to share their work...thanks for all the hard work that goes into creating the kind of content you are sharing and keep up the good work...Jim.

[@bradmoore3206]

Excellent "one-off" module and tileset! I especially like your potion shelves!

[@mjphyil]

Do what you need to do, love your content and I'll wait, and pay you for the modules, quality work deserves reward.

[@TheDMGinfo]

Wonderful stuff! Do you really think you will be able to hold out until October? ;) Great walk through. Now thank your camera person (wife suspected) and get down to the down time.

[@MrJahvibe]

good on you, this kind of approach and attitude is what make the gaming community great.

[@WylochsArmory]

Thx!

[@JohnGunter_Johnprime]

I like how your modular tiles work for assembling your dungeon! They seem to be very easy to put together and work well! Also, congratz on what you've been doing with your channel!

[@adriannaranjo4397]

That's honestly really clever with the whole "push me" puzzle being the actual plaque and not the button

[@AlbertoRodriguez-zb3iu]

The dungeon is awe inspiring, love your module tiles, they're beautiful...

[@mics3947]

That is something I waited for a long time man! thanks for the GREAT vid and the awesome module! Can't wait to play it!

[@warpmaster1597]

Really enjoyed your first season mate,please keep them coming .

[@GrumblingGrognard]

wow....that absolutely rocked. and I have not played D&D in over 20 years!

[@nahuelbalino5676]

Excellent work, Greetings from Argentina! I've Been using some of your ideas! Really great Man!

[@genmasaotome3503]

Just as I want to see... using your tiles in practice... it all makes sense... and well thought out.

[@patrickgardiner6228]

Your videos are so helpful. I make sets for stop motion and play d and d and your channel has helped me greatly for both. Thank you

[@WylochsArmory]

Thanks for watching!

[@DEMONJESTERJ]

Ty for the shout out and remember if you need any help just ask. Awesome video too.

[@StrongholdCrafterKev]

Love the dungeon setup.

[@cleo5401]

Hello, I just found your KZbin Chanel, I have been enjoying it. Thank you.

[@JosephKeenanisme]

I think I heard Wil Wheaton scream when you mentioned a pool of acid :p.

[@luther1338]

I really enjoyed your video. Thank you. I am inspired.

[@rwillmottrw]

loving the series Wyloch only just joined but amazing builds n contents

[@WylochsArmory]

Thx for watching!

[@RuiLionheart]

I find your videos to be pretty entertaining! Atm i'm also building a couple of different sets of scenarios based mainly on a couple of your ideas, dmG's, and DM Scotty! :D Thanks a bunch for making this videos and material for everone! Have fun and much luck on your future endeavours! ;)

[@WylochsArmory]

Thanks!

[@christianoliver25]

Look forward to season two!

[@MastertheGamerpg]

Thanks for the shout out. I have been plugging away at my modular tiles. How many of each tile do you have or recommend having? Love your organizational set up. I am loving these tiles so much that it has motivated me to finally get around to finishing my modular tiles and that is no small feat. Looking forward to your return. Maybe by then I will have done everything from these first 17 videos.

[@WylochsArmory]

Tabletop Gaming with Juce I think around 16 of each style. You end up needing a surprising amount of dead-ends, since the players often reach the end of a hallway before entering any rooms, so there aren't any neighboring tiles placed yet to serve as walls.

[@MastertheGamerpg]

Wyloch's Crafting Vids Ok cool. I think I am on pace to have that many of each. Thanks again!

[@WylochsArmory]

Tabletop Gaming with Juce But the approach I take, and recommend, is to simply design your next adventure. Look at the map, and only build the tiles you need for that map. Now design a second adventure. Look at that map. Try and build it...whatever you are missing, build only that. Play. Third adventure...and so on. After 3-4 evolutions, I think you will find that you no longer need to build more tiles.

[@MastertheGamerpg]

Wyloch's Crafting Vids Yeah that is a great method right there. I am a last minute prepper though so that method doesn't usually work for me. I need to work on making time far in advance so I could implement this. I've had some good sessions recently where I've prepped most of them right after the previous session. I know you are on break but I would love to see how you handle forests, and wilderness terrain with this style.

[@Discipol]

+Wyloch's Crafting Vids where are Iptiz's stats?

[@jerrywhoomst1116]

Awesome dungeon!

[@devlinarts4362]

Fantastic videos man

[@spirit_of_mystery8735]

Hey, I'm seeing this far into the future

[@nielsvanderberg2398]

COOL! I was mentioned :D Great vid

[@Docsfortune]

What was this video? I had it saved in my watch later and now its gone.

[@nielsvanderberg2398]

@@Docsfortune I can still view it.

[@Docsfortune]

@@nielsvanderberg2398 Weird, i can now too. Maybe it was somethingo n my end. THanks for replying.

[@AXLplosion]

At 5:10 You talked about fan content episodes, so it would be awesome if you started doing Best crafts of the month -series or something similiar!

[@WylochsArmory]

+AXLplosion Got a submission?

[@AXLplosion]

No, I just thought it would be cool :)

[@Saebjorn80]

I am new to this and LOVING your videos. Already planning on making most of this and more. Watching this video I have to ask, what about making any water tiles with walls so you can close them off or is it one of the dont worry about it moments?

[@anthonyhargis6855]

Never was into Social Media myself. Several friends are always harassing me to join Facebook. Not my thing. KZbin is plenty. LOL The tiles look fantastic.

[@PhoenixWrites2309]

That's really sweet

[@dmforsyth]

Hey, Wyloch! Just bought the module, and I'm looking forward to reading through it. I've also been making a ton of 2.5" tiles, but I'm starting to worry that I am out of control. I'm pretty sure this has been asked and answered before, so please forgive the repetition, but... Do you have a certain number of each type of tile that you recommend, sort of a standard toolkit for the average dungeon? I don't want to go ahead and produce 50 side tiles if I am only going to end up using 8, if you see what I am getting at. Thanks in advance, and I'll be looking forward to the next season.

[@WylochsArmory]

Yep, my usual answer is: design your next dungeon, and build only what you need to display that dungeon. Do the same next time...you will find you only need a few times to bridge the gap. After my fourth iteration, I have never made any again. It is highly dependant on your personal style. You might use a lot more hallways than I do, etc.

[@dmforsyth]

+Wyloch's Crafting Vids Great answer. Thanks!

[@sim2570]

See you in October! ;)

[@thehypergamer9873]

I've checked on etsy but there's no etsy shop

[@thehypergamer9873]

Vault of iptiz starts at 6:16

[@florianw.9545]

Hey, post-COVID Wylock. Whos your younger brother portraid here? :D

[@Tony-bv5os]

do you sell hole game sets

[@WylochsArmory]

Sorry no. However, Dungeoncast does: facebook.com/DanButchCasting/

[@TheMonyarm]

Won't the players immedietly know that there is a secret door though ?

[@WylochsArmory]

Nope. You don't clip it on until they find it.

[@Alvaro-xm4fh]

No no gaming games plis plis :,(