A nice expansion to the Round Tower. Very well done with lots of extra touches of character.

An ingenious product, just like the Spell Cards. I can't remember how many times I have paged through the MM to try and find a critter for an encounter. Now I can just pull all the cards that I'm going to use that night out and I'm set to go.

Brilliant!

Another solid product. I love these sets for their versatility. I wish I had a bigger gaming table :)

Ed: Where are the rivers that connect to these pools? (hint, hint)

The Wilderness line is quickly becoming one of my most used RPG accessories. This is another great expansion.

What I'd like to see: Wilderness Graveyards & Crypts

A nice little flourish to add some flavor to the regular dungeon tiles. Not a necessity, but then again, it's really cheap.

Another great addition to the Wilderness line. Keep 'em coming!

What I'd like to see: Wilderness Rivers & Streams

A great set for using minis of any size, not just 'click style minis. In my rpg group, we use standard scale minis, but have often run into problems because minis with extended arms or wider minis would become cumbersome. This is perfect for expanding the dungeon but still maintaining scale. The Pro Masterboard is also a great addition. It would be great to see conversion kits for prior sets done in this fashion.

A great first effort by Paul! Definitely upholds the WorldWorks mantle of quality. This is not just an Arena. Many of the buildings and props will fit in great with CastleWorks and VillageWorks. Personally, I'll be using some of the fencing and cages to build part of a huge orc encampment.

This set is astounding! In my opinion, this is by far WorldWorks most ambitious and impressive model set. I don't even run a seafaring campaign, but I pickup up the set because of the tremendous amount of extras that I can import into my current game. Right away, I will use the fort pieces to create an orc encampment. The cliff pieces are awesome as well. I can see many uses for these already. The volcano is a great extra and the treasure hoards will be a lot of fun to drop in a dungeon. Another great addition is the very clever foilage that Paul developed. There is an entire jungle motif present that gives the set many many uses beyond just a port or pirate cove. Don't let the $20 price tag scare you off. This set is easily twice as big as any other WorldWorks set and is well worth the investment, even if you're not interested in the boats.

A tad cartoony looking, but gives a decent variety of orcs to make an army. A single printing will give you a half-dozen or so mounted orcs, 10 crossbow orcs, 20 elite orcs, a bunch of goblin infantry, 20 orc recruits, 20 orc regulars, a shaman, a chieftan, a half-dozen berserkers, a tent & cookpot, and a few other misc. counters. I've started an orc RPG campaign, so this will round out the orc clan nicely. The weak graphics are the only thing keeping this from a 5 rating.

This product has just become my 2nd favorite RGP accessory (behind WorldWorks 3d models). A tremendous idea! I can't count the number of times I've had a game bog down because a player couldn't remember a specific bit on a particular spell and had to waste time looking it up in the PH. I've printed the spells on colored card stock to separate arcane and divine magics and plan to give a set to each of my players.

They are giving the same treatment to all the 3.5 monsters in the SRD shortly. I can't wait.

A good resource to keep all your campaign notes consolidated into one space. Not as flashy as the one offered from Goodman Games, but comparable in content.

This is a great set for any forest setting. Plenty of trees and clearings for strategic placement of minis. The only thing missing is roads. Maybe later...

First in a series of "old school" dungeon crawls that bring back fond memories of the early-TSR days. Kudos!

Another "old school" dungeon romp for low-level characters. This harkens back to the early TSR days with the blue maps and true dungeon-crawl goodness.