If they say they’re going to deliver in a certain time frame, it’s almost a guarantee that they will. Plus, they’re just all-around great people. They have a well-proven track record when it comes to Kickstarter and have been one of the great success stories for the site.
However, Wyrmwood has a US-based production facility and is already churning out tiles. Usually this is where I’d mention that Kickstarter is not a storefront and that you should always keep that in mind when pledging in a crowdfunding campaign. There are an array of tile options and the type of wood you select will have a big impact on final price, but tiles start at $20 for a basic Card Tile in Oak or Hickory and start going up from there. You can get your pledge in right now on the Tabletop Tiles Kickstarter page.
It’s a fun option that gives you a 1-270 chance for some of Wyrmwood’s rarest materials, while also giving you the chance to get mid-tier woods for less. If you’re feeling lucky and you don’t mind a mismatched set of tiles, you can also Roll the Dice. The exotics get expensive fast, but they’re amazing centerpieces. It’s worth noting that they’re offering even more woods this time around, including Monkeywood and Red Zebrawood. One glance at the page will give you all the info you need on what will look best on your table.
After all, there’s nothing more defeating than having to break it to the party that you need to rest or you’ll be ineffective going forward.Īs with all of Wyrmwood Gaming’s Kickstarter campaigns, Tabletop Tiles will be offered in a variety of domestic and exotic hardwoods. It’ll actually be handy for the rest of your party too because they can glance over and see how low on juice you are. The Caster Tile features spots for all your spell slots, ball bearings for each one (plus extras because you will lose some of them) and a magnet to grab the bearing out of the indentation as you use up spells. How many times did I cast fireball already? (Image: Anthony Karcz)
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