TerraClips Sewers of Malifaux

So I have been a fan of WorldWorksGames papercraft 3D gaming terrain products for several months now. Over time I have purchased several of their PDF products designed for you to print out on card stock and assemble yourself. Their images are really good and the concept of paying one price for a product you can make as much of as you like is great...That said...I am a typical working gamer without a dedicated hobby/gaming room. My ability to actually produce the terrain myself is limited. Imagine my surprise when I found this family of products! Same great artwork pre-printed on high quality paperboard and all I have to do is punch 'em out and put them together?!? YES PLEASE!!! My only complaint at this point is that Amazon has all the terrain sets listed, but does not have the connectors listed for purchase. I had to order these from the Wyrd games website itself. Each box has enough material to cover a small tabletop...as soon as the connectors arrive we'll see how the whole free floating yet stable multi level structure promise actually works out in practice...I'm so excited to try!!!

Seller was fine, the actual product is not. They don't tell you that you need multiple sets to make what is on the box art, or that just to utilize the tiles that come with it that you will need two sets of the connectors. The boards are nice-ish, but they get damaged by the connector far too easily, and there is not enough of the kind of tiles that you need, and more of the ones that no one is really going to use. I'm gonna save my money next time and just buy some random supplies and make my own terrain.

Lovely set that works very well for game settings and has lots of potential customization built in. I do have to knock off a star for not having its connectors included with it, though! The creators should be ashamed for deciding on a business model that makes people pay significantly more just for little tabs to put their product together.

I've been working on ways to do tabletop gaming over the Internet with a webcam. The primary issue was remote players unable to see lines drawn on a battle mat.Enter Terraclips!Even though these are intended for Malifaux, they work with any similar scaled combat or RPG game. Yes you need to buy the clips separately, but that actually SAVES you cash because unless you are building something huge with all three boxes of terrain, you likely won't need more than one or two packs of clips.It does take a good 45 minutes to pop out the die cut pieces, and you have to be careful on some of the pieces as the printed laminate may try to separate.Aside from that, they are very sturdy and cool to play with. The Sewers contain a lot of floor tiles that are 'trenched' with a sewer on both sides, so if you want less water you may have to pair this with Streets to get enough plain looking floor tiles.

It is utterly absurd that the clips are not included. It's beyond absurd. The company and all involved should be ashamed of themselves. They are called Terraclips and the buildings and structures come minus the clips. They actually have the nerve to print in tiny type on the box, "don't forget the clips." ugh! I'll go get the clips, but I don't have to like it. There is zero excuse. Nothing anyone could write or say could sway my opinion. The owner could send me a truck filled with clips and I'd still be annoyed they were not in the box.

On one sheet the dye cutter was off so none of the parts cut lines matched. I had to xacto out the whole sheet. Adide from that great product.

Cheap cardboard, no connectors, 40$. You do the math.