The WyrmWork collection contains all of the currently available WyrmWork maps at a special collection price of $160.00. This is a savings of over $20.00 from purchasing the maps separately. You get all of the available maps from Wyrm Works that include:Alizaren's CastleAlkavan's BazaarBricks & Bones IBricks & Bones Volume IICapella's Asylum Special EditionCapella's Asylum Standard EditionCapella's MinesCityscape 1DragonestDwarfen CragMap SamplerShips: Alkavan's HarborWitchavenPlease note the collection price does not include shipping and handling
Mars wrote:From what I can tell, they run a print on demand type business. The maps themselves are the same as the originals but I'm sure there are differences in paper quality. I don't have any 2nd edition versions, but I think the 2nd edition versions have white covers (also with the Mystic Station logo) whereas the originals all have red covers.
Mars wrote:Price wise, $160 is a lot. I think I talked them down to $100 for the set but then didn't end up buying them because I decided I wanted the originals. I am only missing one now and usually don't pay more than $5 for each.
Mars wrote:I don't think I would be quite as harsh as Ian on these but their usefulness is definitely limited. They are what they are, sets of maps for various structures and ships. I think that most people who are going to build their own adventure, castle, or even ship would have more fun designing their own rather than using someone elses.
burntwire brothers wrote in 2nd edition Wyrmsworks - anyone checked it out?:I know a few years back someone was selling fake copies. Possibly Wargameseast or at least one of his multiple personalities.
Bracton wrote in 2nd edition Wyrmsworks - anyone checked it out?:Contra stratochamp's view, I rather like the WW products, and have used them occasionally in games.
Bracton wrote in 2nd edition Wyrmsworks - anyone checked it out?:burntwire brothers wrote in 2nd edition Wyrmsworks - anyone checked it out?:I know a few years back someone was selling fake copies. Possibly Wargameseast or at least one of his multiple personalities.I think I picked up a few of their Hess Games forgeries before I realized what they were. Those were poor quality, and clearly photocopies. I'm pretty sure that my copies of Wyrm Works did not come from him; and the quality is excellent, and doesn't look at all like a photocopy.
Bracton wrote in 2nd edition Wyrmsworks - anyone checked it out?:I have a copy of Dragonest 2: Ironmount that looks just like what you posted, Allan. It looks printed to me, and not like a photocopy. I also have a copy of another WW product, Dwarfen Crag, that doesn't seem to have a stock code, copyright 1996, that also only has white paper and no red cover. I would have thought that I would have picked up both of these at some Gen Con or other.Contra stratochamp's view, I rather like the WW products, and have used them occasionally in games.