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Originally Posted by JaesShurrig
It’s really a shame that BftU sets are so expensive, a single set just doesn’t feel like enough to work with. Even using RttFF and FotA with it feels like a challenge
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So true!
I think that BftU and FotA together DO offer enough material — JUST enough material — to make interesting and competitive maps. But getting the terrain to stretch far enough really requires learning how to prop up large (24- and 7-hex) tiles on level 2 using a minimum of supporting tiles underneath them on level 1. (I.e., leaving empty void spaces on level 1.)
Desperado and Ariadne below are good examples of this. Desperado in particular. One trick I use there is to use wall bases separately from the walls themselves. Because walls don't NEED to stand on their bases! You can plop walls down directly on terrain tiles. This gives you 21 single-hex wall base tiles which you can use on lower levels to prop up other, larger, tiles. This is huge!
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Desperado Download PDF
Uses:
1 BftU, 1 FotA
Board for online play
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Ariadne Download PDF
Uses:
1 BftU, 1 FotA
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