I would really love to see you showcasing how you build encounters with terrain, minis, and statblocks. You could show off how you build it before hand and then end the video talking about how it went over with the players and how they interacted with the different aspects of it.
My DM gave me an Earth Bind Loadstone as random loot once. Almost a year later he set up an Ancient Dragon as the big baddie of the campaign. Except he put us on a broken bridge and the dragon hovering out over a SUBSTANTIALLY deep canyon. As the Warlord, it was the most I ever diectly contributed to combat :)
This set it awesome! So much to interact with! Since you have an extensive collection, I'd love to see different sculpts of various types of creatures from a variety of sets. For example, you could do a video that compares ogres from different sets, another one about pirates, and another about druids, etc... it would be a great reference for players and DMs looking to acquire specific minis :)
The Gallant Goblin well, when it comes to minis, what seems to be most common other than wizkids is reaper bones, and for terrain, It would be cool of you reviewed some of the dwarvenforge you usually showcase minis on
I’d love to see encounter and dungeon ideas with the various terrain and minis you’ve collected. Absolutely love the page, it’s hard not to jump and preorder everything you review right afterwards.
One other thing you could 'review' are some DIY materials for making encounters. Show us some things that allow us to express our creativity on a limited budget. Some examples: wrapping paper has a 1-inch grid and is opaque enough to hide rolled maps, some brand of soft drink is a great source for status rings and snacks, some kind of cardboard is great for papercraft terrain, pennies are excellent for expendable mobs. I get that the major companies create beautiful sculpts and help your bottom line, but maybe take a step back to help players realize their own creative visions.
Excellent review as always, showcasing even the flaws of the product and solution to them. Would really like to see how you prepare for a sesaion using the terrain and TheDeckOfMany cards, and how you manage everything during the session, maybe even a short live (and then a bit edited) oneshot? 🙂
I'm a sucker for cool battle scenes, so it could be cool to see you combine terrain and miniatures from different systems and manufacturers to create some epic scenes. You could maybe even create iconic moments from some of the official adventure modules
I think you do a lot that I like. This is still mini related but I wish you'd show off the unpainted minis too. You seem to just show them in the package. Or maybe show them off after you paint them. Or painting tutorials
I think it only makes sense for you to start doing more reviews of modules, adventures, supplements, etc. on say DMs Guild or even the more specific ones that are print on demand. Or maybe reviews of RPG related Kickstarters...?
If you're looking to broaden your content, the D&D Board games (Legend of Drizzt, Temple of Elemental Evil, Wrath of Ashardalon, etc.) might be interesting to see reviewed. They come with minis, so they are still similar to what you do. After that, there are other D&D branded games like Rock Paper Wizard, Dungeon Mayhem, Three Dragon Ante, etc. BTW, I couldn't click the bell because RUclips seems to think this was made for kids. Like I keep telling my wife though, they're not TOYS, they're COLLECTIBLES! ;)
Hello Gobliknights. A Goblin theory craft series following the antics of a goblin "special ops organization squad" , Gobliknights, in the official adventure modules.
You guys are always so generous with all the giveaways! I commented before about wanting to see a Theo painting video, I'm sticking with that because I want more people to discover how awesome a hobby it is, and how relaxing it can be! Pfffffts Barry Manisnow, LOL never change bud! Do the elderly lady NPC's get a major disadvantage against his charm effects?
Ive bought all the wizkids stuff so far. No way im buying this one though. The $150 price tag is totally unjustified. Just trying to take advantage of people.
So, “Barry Manisnow” is probably my favorite thing in this video. Personally, I’d love to see you put together a few different builds with the WarLock tiles, showing what all went into them.
Hi there. So three ideas of what would be cool to see. First would be some kind of let's play, see you and your group enjoying these products :) Second, some kind of "your first game" guide or mini series, from both DM and player perspectives (there are never enough clear guides to bring folks casually interested actually into a game) Finally (and not sure if possible with your sponsors), how the minis and terrain (personally mainly into the terrain) work with some other manufacturers. The two that leap to mind are Monster Fight Club, and Battlefield in a Box, both being prepainted ranges and very compatible
I would love to see some brief "History of that mini"-like video; let me explain: something like showcasing D&D owlbears miniatures through the ages, how much they had changed, how much they are still the same... stuff like that!
This would make a great diorama piece for minis. How about doing some reviews on the adventure modules so people can see what they're about before buying them. Some discussions or reviews on D&D novels, Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance and such, would be cool too.
After watching your book review of Pathfinder's Edgewatch book 1, I'd love to see more videos where you review AP books and especially how you'd go about addressing your concerns in the module as a GM. I really enjoyed that video and found it helpful with my read through of the book.
Maybe you could review the D&D board games. There are quite a few, like Dungeon of the Mad Mage, as well as Assault of Giants and Tyrants of the Underdark.
I would love to see some battle/terrain mats reviewed, along with how they go with Wizkids terrain and minis. Maybe some other scatter terrain reviews as well, such as Monster Fight Club. I would also love some interviews with companies like Wizkids on their plans for future products, Etc.
Really like the fact that they made the pillars unattached from the bridge. That way you can use them as regular pillars elsewhere. As for content, dungeon builds would be cool. You could perhaps even partner with some sponsors to showcase how their dungeons and encounters would look with minis and stuff. P.S.: yay, more cats!
Have you guys thought about showing how to convert d&d/pathfinder minis? Alternate colours, poses or unique monsters made from common monsters you will get duplicates of.
Honestly I love your content, I don’t think you need anything more. But if you were to add to it, maybe showing off your collections of older minis 🤷🏼♂️
I really enjoy your reviews. So much in fact, it's why I subscribed. I am mainly interested in Dungeons and Dragons items, however I understand you want to cover a wide range to attract more people. That being said, I've always went away with the feeling that your reviews are fair. I love the fact you don't hide the cons and you'll bring out the pros in a product and it's really left to us to decide what we personally think of the item being reviewed. I like the thoroughness of your reviews as well. It appears to me at least that you've really taken the time to study the item at hand before giving us the low down. So, all being said, I can appreciate that your looking for feedback. To be honest, I got nothing. Because your already doing it. I'm mainly interested in the D&D reviews as I've stated. Any new products having to do with the game that truly may have a shot to making the game a better experience....I'm interested. So now that I'm rambling on, I'll end by saying...not really interested in your give away if this comment signs me into that, but thanks just the same. I would rather it go to someone that would better appreciate it. But I did want to give some feedback since that appears what your after, so there you go. Great channel, keep up the good work as it's really nice to see what we're getting before putting down our hard earned dollars. Thanks again...Cheers!!
I'm not a very creative DM, so the published adventures are a strong selling point for me. There are the D&D official adventures, and I know of a few other publishers and editorials. Making a review of those and other adventures would be nice.
I'm just getting into mini painting, and I know a lot of people are also interested in that. Maybe recommend a paint set or specific colors, show off their uses and effects on cool minis. Give some tips and ideas. I would like to see stuff like that because I'm kind of poor, and it's scary to jump right into buying expensive paints. I know there are some pretty big mini painting channels, but they rarely cover specific paints or paint sets, rather they like to show off them med skillz and have fun.
I'd like to hear reviews of Reaper minis specifically their sci fi stuff which I think follows under their Chronoscape series. I'm not sure the status of this series, but I've seen quite tge interesting variety and maybe if recognized on your channel, Reaper can make the sales to justify more than what they have planned.
I would love to see how you use all the things you got in a campaign-setting. Also interesting would be painting evenings "or even live-streams" where you paint the unpinted minis :) Maybe show us your Table-setup, like what the Dm got behind their screen, what your players bring to the table, how big it is and so on :)
I recently got a field notes 5e character journal for keeping track of my Kobold Barbarian. I would love to see a review of that and other character journals for D&D to help keep track of characters and what they do. I would also love to see other items that help keep track of characters such as health trackers, or even a treasure tracker. Anything that can help keep notes and frequently changing information would help.
I think it’d be neat if you expanded the mini reviews to include 3D printable ones created by the community/patreon pages or Kickstarter reviews, since there’s a lot of talented folks out there who’d probably appreciate the attention.
Wow, this is just wow. As much as I would want to own this, I dont think I would get value for it as a game set piece that said It would look perfect in a glass carbonate depicting a river crossing diorama. Shame I just dont have the space for such a thing. Still, I've added it to my wish list. Great video as always
I'd like to see you review D&D related games, such as the many board games and card games out there. Judging from the amount of games in your background, that might be easy to fit your channel.
That’s bridge is awesome. I guess I’d like to see more reviews of 3rd party items. I liked the cheap minis review. More videos like that would be appreciated!
That bridge is pretty cool do that Cats also come with the bridge?😂 Last bridge I used for my players was called The Horned Bridge it was a hollowed out Tarrasque horn.
Great video! Well as for what else you should do... I'd say maybe reviews of unearthed arcana, or maybe review a few modules mainly those with a booster box to compliment your mini sets reviews
The fact that the bridge is divided in different pieces and has some raisers and lots of accessories got me hyped, nice review! As for other contents, maybe some info on your games, how you dm, make encounters, what kind of crazy dm/players you are haha I think this game is made out of people, and getting to know more about the people would be nice!
I would love to see videos on super cheap alternatives for minis, terrain and mini accessories (condition and spell markers etc). For example, I have used a coloured counting disks to place under minis for conditions, and a game of Jenga spray painted grey for dungeon walls.
I am new to the channel. But I do like the idea versus videos. So more of those with maybe other products would be cool. I really enjoyed the wiz kids vs dwarven forge ones people have done.
Probably a big ask but some gameplay would be cool, also suggestions for minis that aren't made for d&d or pathfinder but are useful substitutes or even homemade things or cool homebrew creatures/ encounters
I'm just starting into D&D seeing comparisons for all the companies that produce terrains such as the new warlock, dirt cheap dungeons, dwarven forge and others I didn't mention. As well as gameplay tutorials to help me get an idea where to start creating my adventure world.
I would really like to see reviews on battle maps and possible lighting effects for the game table like lighting for a house or light up torches for dungeons. I would also really like to hear about some Lore on characters, gods, creatures. Things like that. I woul also like to hear stories from past / current games you and your team have played. a good random story time video is always fun and a nice change of pace. Love the content, cant wait to see what the future holds.
I would like to see a video of you guys set up from when you play D&D... maybe like a dungeon set up where you talk about the traps, theme, and story behind it... I would love to see a video or ten like this...
New subscriber here and glad I stumbled upon your videos! Love the warlock tiles and your channel gave me some great info on them. It would be nice to see how you come up with your stories to go along with your encounters. Or perhaps you create the encounters first and then the story evolves from the encounters? Thanks for all your effort!
I am new to the channel but I would love to see more of your personal collection of miniatures or a collection of your personal favorite monsters...kind of a retrospective. What are your favorite iconic creatures, Theo?
The minis and the accessories are my favorite reason to come here. I do enjoy it when you do the unboxings also. The next best thing would be what your favorite things to play and such.
You have a lot of cool stuff. I'd be interested to see what you used, and how you present it, in an average game night. So, if there are NPC encounters, or battles, how much do you really use the models, and what do you leave to theater of the mind?
I would love for you to show the DnD adventure system board games - I would also love to see some crazy encounter ideas you have for all of the minis we get in the booster sets :)
I really want to see the campsite 4D set you teased last week. Your manticore painting video was pretty good. I wouldn’t mind seeing some more videos like that.
I'm pleasantly surprised how many extra little accessories come with the bridge. Love those staked wolf heads! I'd love seeing some ideas as to how to integrate some of the terrain into encounters or adventures.
I would really love to see you showcasing how you build encounters with terrain, minis, and statblocks.
You could show off how you build it before hand and then end the video talking about how it went over with the players and how they interacted with the different aspects of it.
I'd love to hear some stories with your D&D group
I agree. I like the energy these guys bring to reviews
My DM gave me an Earth Bind Loadstone as random loot once. Almost a year later he set up an Ancient Dragon as the big baddie of the campaign. Except he put us on a broken bridge and the dragon hovering out over a SUBSTANTIALLY deep canyon.
As the Warlord, it was the most I ever diectly contributed to combat :)
This set it awesome! So much to interact with!
Since you have an extensive collection, I'd love to see different sculpts of various types of creatures from a variety of sets. For example, you could do a video that compares ogres from different sets, another one about pirates, and another about druids, etc... it would be a great reference for players and DMs looking to acquire specific minis :)
Quick,there a bridge,hold it there a dead body down there, quick see if he alive and I check and take his Wallet............
1) tour of your gaming area/collection; and/or show off a terrain build populated with minis. Good luck all!
I’m a new subscriber but you guys could do like, guides on using minis/terrain/maps?
This is very nice looking with all the extra bits but expensive. A Rivers set would be a nice set for the future
Maybe you could review other 3d printed terrain that can be combined with the warlock tiles.
In depth reviews of supplement books or modules would be fun to watch.
I would like to see you review some of the prewritten adventures and give tips in how to make home brew adventures
This looks fantastic. I'd love it if they released more of these exact guard minis.
They have some in their unpainted line but I know you prefer the prepainted stuff lol
i would like to see how you or your stuff would set up a campaign or encounter terrain session
Most of the minis and terrain you review is from WizKids, and I’d love to see you review some stuff from other manufacturers
Any recommendations? -Theo
The Gallant Goblin well, when it comes to minis, what seems to be most common other than wizkids is reaper bones, and for terrain, It would be cool of you reviewed some of the dwarvenforge you usually showcase minis on
Woah... that bridge is awesome!! Looks great!
Great video! I'd love to see some reviews of shorter, one-shot type adventures.
I think it'd be great to see new kick starters and such for items
I’d love to see encounter and dungeon ideas with the various terrain and minis you’ve collected. Absolutely love the page, it’s hard not to jump and preorder everything you review right afterwards.
Aww, thank you! -Theo
One other thing you could 'review' are some DIY materials for making encounters. Show us some things that allow us to express our creativity on a limited budget. Some examples: wrapping paper has a 1-inch grid and is opaque enough to hide rolled maps, some brand of soft drink is a great source for status rings and snacks, some kind of cardboard is great for papercraft terrain, pennies are excellent for expendable mobs. I get that the major companies create beautiful sculpts and help your bottom line, but maybe take a step back to help players realize their own creative visions.
Those are great ideas! Noted. Thank you! -Theo
Excellent review as always, showcasing even the flaws of the product and solution to them. Would really like to see how you prepare for a sesaion using the terrain and TheDeckOfMany cards, and how you manage everything during the session, maybe even a short live (and then a bit edited) oneshot? 🙂
Thank you kindly! Those are good ideas. I just need to start having in-person sessions again! -Theo
I would like to see you run one of the big bad booklet module.
I would like to see one of your campains
I'm a sucker for cool battle scenes, so it could be cool to see you combine terrain and miniatures from different systems and manufacturers to create some epic scenes. You could maybe even create iconic moments from some of the official adventure modules
I just bought this one tonight! So massive!
I really like the ideas you give for use of different minis and would love to hear more on that type of alternative ideas.
I think you do a lot that I like. This is still mini related but I wish you'd show off the unpainted minis too. You seem to just show them in the package. Or maybe show them off after you paint them. Or painting tutorials
Oh, we’ll do full close up videos on all those unpainted minis soon! That video just takes some time to put together! -Theo
I would love to see a painting tutorial video.
I think it only makes sense for you to start doing more reviews of modules, adventures, supplements, etc. on say DMs Guild or even the more specific ones that are print on demand. Or maybe reviews of RPG related Kickstarters...?
I’d love to see you do more painting guides or touch up guides to the preprinted minis.
more stuff on content and help for dm's
I already love your content I just subbed a few days ago and have never had a mini before and would love to start!
Welcome to the hobby and the channel! -Theo
Seeing some Dwarven forge set reviews would be awesome.
I'd love to see like some battle setups
I wouldn't mind seeing some Humblewood reviews.
Love all the minis and terrain and how you show the old ones with the new
Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it! -Theo
If you're looking to broaden your content, the D&D Board games (Legend of Drizzt, Temple of Elemental Evil, Wrath of Ashardalon, etc.) might be interesting to see reviewed. They come with minis, so they are still similar to what you do. After that, there are other D&D branded games like Rock Paper Wizard, Dungeon Mayhem, Three Dragon Ante, etc.
BTW, I couldn't click the bell because RUclips seems to think this was made for kids. Like I keep telling my wife though, they're not TOYS, they're COLLECTIBLES! ;)
£130 for a bridge? They've lost their minds LMAO, especially with how sloppily it fits together. Pretty awful.. Hard pass.
Dwarven Forge set reviews please! Or campaign encounter builds/setups/tips! Awesome stuff!!
Hello Gobliknights. A Goblin theory craft series following the antics of a goblin "special ops organization squad" , Gobliknights, in the official adventure modules.
Honestly I’d like to see you review more short adventures that we can use minis in
You guys are always so generous with all the giveaways! I commented before about wanting to see a Theo painting video, I'm sticking with that because I want more people to discover how awesome a hobby it is, and how relaxing it can be!
Pfffffts Barry Manisnow, LOL never change bud! Do the elderly lady NPC's get a major disadvantage against his charm effects?
Ive bought all the wizkids stuff so far. No way im buying this one though. The $150 price tag is totally unjustified. Just trying to take advantage of people.
So, “Barry Manisnow” is probably my favorite thing in this video.
Personally, I’d love to see you put together a few different builds with the WarLock tiles, showing what all went into them.
Hi there. So three ideas of what would be cool to see.
First would be some kind of let's play, see you and your group enjoying these products :)
Second, some kind of "your first game" guide or mini series, from both DM and player perspectives (there are never enough clear guides to bring folks casually interested actually into a game)
Finally (and not sure if possible with your sponsors), how the minis and terrain (personally mainly into the terrain) work with some other manufacturers. The two that leap to mind are Monster Fight Club, and Battlefield in a Box, both being prepainted ranges and very compatible
I would love to see some brief "History of that mini"-like video; let me explain: something like showcasing D&D owlbears miniatures through the ages, how much they had changed, how much they are still the same... stuff like that!
More of anything regarding Dragons; books, minis, cards, adventures etc.
Like the bridge and the fact that it's modular (raisable and extendable).
This would make a great diorama piece for minis.
How about doing some reviews on the adventure modules so people can see what they're about before buying them.
Some discussions or reviews on D&D novels, Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance and such, would be cool too.
After watching your book review of Pathfinder's Edgewatch book 1, I'd love to see more videos where you review AP books and especially how you'd go about addressing your concerns in the module as a GM. I really enjoyed that video and found it helpful with my read through of the book.
Maybe you could review the D&D board games. There are quite a few, like Dungeon of the Mad Mage, as well as Assault of Giants and Tyrants of the Underdark.
I would love to see some battle/terrain mats reviewed, along with how they go with Wizkids terrain and minis. Maybe some other scatter terrain reviews as well, such as Monster Fight Club. I would also love some interviews with companies like Wizkids on their plans for future products, Etc.
I’d love for you to have a mapping/world building section. Might know a cartographer to lend you a hand. 🤓
Really like the fact that they made the pillars unattached from the bridge. That way you can use them as regular pillars elsewhere.
As for content, dungeon builds would be cool. You could perhaps even partner with some sponsors to showcase how their dungeons and encounters would look with minis and stuff.
P.S.: yay, more cats!
Stick with minis, but do more comparisons or "lines", e.g. - review of every kobold across D&D and Pathfinder.
Have you guys thought about showing how to convert d&d/pathfinder minis? Alternate colours, poses or unique monsters made from common monsters you will get duplicates of.
Honestly I love your content, I don’t think you need anything more. But if you were to add to it, maybe showing off your collections of older minis 🤷🏼♂️
I really enjoy your reviews. So much in fact, it's why I subscribed. I am mainly interested in Dungeons and Dragons items, however I understand you want to cover a wide range to attract more people. That being said, I've always went away with the feeling that your reviews are fair. I love the fact you don't hide the cons and you'll bring out the pros in a product and it's really left to us to decide what we personally think of the item being reviewed. I like the thoroughness of your reviews as well. It appears to me at least that you've really taken the time to study the item at hand before giving us the low down. So, all being said, I can appreciate that your looking for feedback. To be honest, I got nothing. Because your already doing it. I'm mainly interested in the D&D reviews as I've stated. Any new products having to do with the game that truly may have a shot to making the game a better experience....I'm interested. So now that I'm rambling on, I'll end by saying...not really interested in your give away if this comment signs me into that, but thanks just the same. I would rather it go to someone that would better appreciate it. But I did want to give some feedback since that appears what your after, so there you go. Great channel, keep up the good work as it's really nice to see what we're getting before putting down our hard earned dollars. Thanks again...Cheers!!
I'm not a very creative DM, so the published adventures are a strong selling point for me. There are the D&D official adventures, and I know of a few other publishers and editorials. Making a review of those and other adventures would be nice.
I'm just getting into mini painting, and I know a lot of people are also interested in that. Maybe recommend a paint set or specific colors, show off their uses and effects on cool minis. Give some tips and ideas. I would like to see stuff like that because I'm kind of poor, and it's scary to jump right into buying expensive paints.
I know there are some pretty big mini painting channels, but they rarely cover specific paints or paint sets, rather they like to show off them med skillz and have fun.
Maybe.. Reviews of miniatures from other companies but with the intention of use for D&D?
Tbh im already plenty happy with your reviews as is.
I'd like to hear reviews of Reaper minis specifically their sci fi stuff which I think follows under their Chronoscape series. I'm not sure the status of this series, but I've seen quite tge interesting variety and maybe if recognized on your channel, Reaper can make the sales to justify more than what they have planned.
I would love to see how you use all the things you got in a campaign-setting. Also interesting would be painting evenings "or even live-streams" where you paint the unpinted minis :) Maybe show us your Table-setup, like what the Dm got behind their screen, what your players bring to the table, how big it is and so on :)
I recently got a field notes 5e character journal for keeping track of my Kobold Barbarian.
I would love to see a review of that and other character journals for D&D to help keep track of characters and what they do.
I would also love to see other items that help keep track of characters such as health trackers, or even a treasure tracker.
Anything that can help keep notes and frequently changing information would help.
I think it’d be neat if you expanded the mini reviews to include 3D printable ones created by the community/patreon pages or Kickstarter reviews, since there’s a lot of talented folks out there who’d probably appreciate the attention.
Wow, this is just wow. As much as I would want to own this, I dont think I would get value for it as a game set piece that said It would look perfect in a glass carbonate depicting a river crossing diorama. Shame I just dont have the space for such a thing. Still, I've added it to my wish list. Great video as always
One cool thing would be to make builds / setups with all types of terrain and minis - could even throw in a quick 1-pager narrative if you'd like.
I'd like to see you review D&D related games, such as the many board games and card games out there. Judging from the amount of games in your background, that might be easy to fit your channel.
That’s bridge is awesome. I guess I’d like to see more reviews of 3rd party items. I liked the cheap minis review. More videos like that would be appreciated!
That bridge is pretty cool do that Cats also come with the bridge?😂 Last bridge I used for my players was called The Horned Bridge it was a hollowed out Tarrasque horn.
Great video!
Well as for what else you should do... I'd say maybe reviews of unearthed arcana, or maybe review a few modules mainly those with a booster box to compliment your mini sets reviews
The fact that the bridge is divided in different pieces and has some raisers and lots of accessories got me hyped, nice review!
As for other contents, maybe some info on your games, how you dm, make encounters, what kind of crazy dm/players you are haha I think this game is made out of people, and getting to know more about the people would be nice!
I would love to see videos on super cheap alternatives for minis, terrain and mini accessories (condition and spell markers etc). For example, I have used a coloured counting disks to place under minis for conditions, and a game of Jenga spray painted grey for dungeon walls.
I am new to the channel. But I do like the idea versus videos. So more of those with maybe other products would be cool. I really enjoyed the wiz kids vs dwarven forge ones people have done.
Probably a big ask but some gameplay would be cool, also suggestions for minis that aren't made for d&d or pathfinder but are useful substitutes or even homemade things or cool homebrew creatures/ encounters
I'm just starting into D&D seeing comparisons for all the companies that produce terrains such as the new warlock, dirt cheap dungeons, dwarven forge and others I didn't mention.
As well as gameplay tutorials to help me get an idea where to start creating my adventure world.
It would be interesting to see a review of best home-printable items or terrain (Fat Dragon, Printable Scenery, etc.) Lots of it on Etsy.
I would really like to see reviews on battle maps and possible lighting effects for the game table like lighting for a house or light up torches for dungeons. I would also really like to hear about some Lore on characters, gods, creatures. Things like that. I woul also like to hear stories from past / current games you and your team have played. a good random story time video is always fun and a nice change of pace.
Love the content, cant wait to see what the future holds.
It would be great to see how all of the 4D content works with the WarLock tiles - they seem separate yet are all in the "4D universe"
I would like to see a video of you guys set up from when you play D&D... maybe like a dungeon set up where you talk about the traps, theme, and story behind it... I would love to see a video or ten like this...
New subscriber here and glad I stumbled upon your videos! Love the warlock tiles and your channel gave me some great info on them. It would be nice to see how you come up with your stories to go along with your encounters. Or perhaps you create the encounters first and then the story evolves from the encounters? Thanks for all your effort!
Showcase/storytelling of creating fully-featured encounters with miniatures, terrain etc.
Very kool. It would be interesting to see one of your games (with minis) in action. Other than that, just keep doing what you do, it’s great.
I'd like to see builds for specific terrain companies and even mixing and matching other companies
Everything's already nice and interesting, if possible I'd like to see more close-up of products to get a better idea of the finishing.
Y'all should do some videos covering the storys of the adventures made by WTC
I think seeing you guys review third party campaigns would be cool.
Maybe doing more Dwarven Forge sets review, as the one you did for the dreadhollow forest. Nice video for the bridge, by the way!
I would love to see some dungeon layouts using Dwarven Forge or Warlock tiles with miniatures scattered throughout.
I am new to the channel but I would love to see more of your personal collection of miniatures or a collection of your personal favorite monsters...kind of a retrospective. What are your favorite iconic creatures, Theo?
The minis and the accessories are my favorite reason to come here. I do enjoy it when you do the unboxings also. The next best thing would be what your favorite things to play and such.
I would love to see a review of all the spell book cards
We do have a general review of spell cards here: ruclips.net/video/q2BwSOYlNyM/видео.html -Theo
You have a lot of cool stuff. I'd be interested to see what you used, and how you present it, in an average game night. So, if there are NPC encounters, or battles, how much do you really use the models, and what do you leave to theater of the mind?
I would like to see reviews on wyrmwood DM screens, and dice boxes. Also dice sets from multiple companies.
I would love for you to show the DnD adventure system board games - I would also love to see some crazy encounter ideas you have for all of the minis we get in the booster sets :)
I really want to see the campsite 4D set you teased last week.
Your manticore painting video was pretty good. I wouldn’t mind seeing some more videos like that.
I would love for you all to show the upcoming full-wall taverna and dungeon warlock tiles, or books books and more books.
Personally I think branching out into book reviews more would be interesting.
I would love to see some pathfinder 2 gameplay and review of the system after getting some good play time with it, wow 150 bones!
Love the content you guys cover now,, but Maybe a review of maps and alternatives to buying official terrain pieces
I'm pleasantly surprised how many extra little accessories come with the bridge. Love those staked wolf heads! I'd love seeing some ideas as to how to integrate some of the terrain into encounters or adventures.
Thank you for another awesome review. You guys continue to raise the bar for mini reviews. I would like to see some of your guys game play.
A Review of the pre-painted Nolzur's minis could be neat.