FINALLY Brand New Designs! (MGT legs are a bitch...) S7E37 

Fidget tile, you were almost there with the abacus tile. You have a tile for people who like to fidget with suff

Please some one see this. Make the dice tower deep enough so you can hold a hero vault and a dice vault at the same time. That’s the hex system master vault.

I'm a messy artist. I don't want to risk getting paint spilled everywhere on a bespoke Wyrmwood paint rack

"You want me to go through the batshit crazy lists from yesterday?" "Yes." "Mini Waffle Iron tile." "OH JESUS CHRIST." xD

That wallet would fail a Quinn QC check. Just saying.

Hear me out. Coasters on the back of the tiles are designed like different catan resources, and as a kick starter bonus, an additional vault that includes all the pieces for the rest of the game.

Also, what’s in my pockets everyday? I’m a woman, our pockets don’t fit shit lol that’s why we have purses

The Abacus design would be good with other tiles. I would use that for spell slots, hit points, health in MTG. Please include it

My dad used to work at a tool and die shop that machined the dies that made nails. At the time the shop was the largest supplier of nail dies in the world. Which was funny because the shop was about 1000 square feet. The dies they made had to be super accurate. (I want to say 1/1000 of an inch range but I'm probably typing and/or remembering that wrong.) Anyway, he and his coworkers got so good at knowing when a die wasn't to spec they would challenge each other. They would hold a die up that was to spec next to one that wasn't and try to guess how off it was. Dad's coworker Wes, who had worked there for 40 years, was always spot on with his guesses by just eyeballing it. But considering they were staring at these things all day everyday makes you pretty good at it.

"We're not wood makers anymore, we're crafters." Welcome, to World of Wyrmcraft. (Please don't sue me Blizzard).

If you do a dice popper, you should be able to switch out which dice are being used. like the d100 (2d10), or a number of d6 etc.

The abacus tile should have more rows, they will fit after all. I would rather use that than the caster tile for tracking things. E.g. I've got 6 rounds of rage left, I'm deafened for 10 rounds, my shield spell finishes in 3 rounds, and the boost from my mate has 5 rounds left...

The hex system looks so good with everything in the big tray, and they won't jostle around even with so many accessories in it *chefs kiss*

If you're going to go all in on the large hex, you need to have a lid that attaches. Both top and bottom could serve as either dice trays or storage, and they'd latch shut with a handle so you can carry them. While we're at it, make it modular, so you can attack a 3rd or 4th hex, and have connectors to integrate them to the MGT set.

3d6 dice popper. It's the most commonly rolled set of dice and it would be fun to use at the table rolling up characters

Nice to see the QA on tolerances being taken this seriously - quality is what people are coming for in your products.

• I love the leather strap. Looks very Fantasy-esque. Compact. Dice tray-lite. • I also love Bennet's large tray concept paired with Bobby's continuous design running through the entire circle forming a complete set. That would unlock so many opportunities for skins/themes. Also it looks like it could be the flagship product of the hexagonal trays, like a DM's, all-inclusive, hexagonal tray set. Think of the themes/skins/colors we could make: Abyssal Cthulu, fairy Fey, Dwarvish Stone, Dragon Fire. Fel Green. • About the abacus tile, wouldn't it be cool to have like an analog dial version for counters? (Remember the product review that had one of those?) Because that way you can tidy up your game and resume in your next game where you left off, whereas the abacus style tile would reset itself the moment you tilt it.

Can't wait to buy a tiny dice vault and play with my itty bitty dice set.

When you guys mentioned art storage I instantly thought of Jazza’s custom art storage chest - something like that from you guys would be a must buy

I need to see dice rolled in the new dice tray to trust it. I can't believe how ruff the rolling tile was

Utility hexes like the abacus hex would be great for tracking things like spell slots and hit points for dnd!

May the 4th be with you Cinco de Mayo Revenge of the 6th (because of the HANGOVER!)

Jason: "EDC" Me: "The Music Festival?" Jason: "Every Day Carry" Me: "awww..."

I love the fidget tile, Abacus tile, bottle opener/coaster tile, dice popper tile, and phone/phablet slot tile. I love the big communal rolling hex tray. I imagine having all my gaming friends' stuff all stored in one hex tray, magnetically connected, eventually making a hex mountain *boom* setting it on the table. Ah... The dreams.

“Project Hexy Time” is simultaneously the best and worst secret project name ever. Also.... “YOU MEAN TO MAKE WAFFLES?”

As someone who spent way too much money on the tabletop tiles than he should have (but worth it), ALL my tiles are sitting in their original cardboard boxes in another big box in my closet. The hex storage box would be a GODSEND for my tiles. It would be nice to have big ones for master storage, and perhaps something smaller to hold a mere 5-7? I like bringing my tiles over to my parents house so the whole family can play, and I end up meticulously checking the boxes and handing out several tiles per person. It would be great for a compact version that I can pre-organize and hand to each player. "This contains your coaster, card slots, rolling, 3-pieces organize, etc." Just the basics for say, Catan. The belt could be an option - stack a group of tiles and wrap it up. But I don't want them being exposed. The abacus could be modified to be a score/point tracker. Might be useful for team games! Looking forward to what you guys decide! EDIT: I just noticed the mockup of the "citadel' has sides that are longer than the tiles... in that negative space could you place super special dice? OR store pencils along the perimeter? OR if the entire thing was wide enough for a single 8.5 x 11 sheet of paper to fit inside, you could store a character sheet inside or something... just brain-vomiting down here. XD

someone, please turn that last scene of bobby getting really close to the dice into a meme, please!

"You mean to make waffles?!" Everyday carry - Phone, (small) wallet, keys and...Blistex. The Blistex thing is weird, but my lips always feel chapped. HOLY SHIT do I want that hex tray + vault. Like, NOW.

I've literally put off buying a single Wyrmwood product because I'm waiting for the set that includes a dice tower, dice tray, dice vault, and hero vault. You got close with the current set on the site, but I can't keep my mini with it so I've never picked one up. I'm tempted to grab a dice vault with the current Dispel Kickstarter, but now you're talking about making "the next big set", so I'm back to putting off purchasing anything...

For the large hexagon with the hero tile in the centre, I would put some type of tessellation pattern on the smaller hexes so that you only need to design one pattern but they fit together and form 1 congruent image. JM2C

On the big hex system -- I'd say that most people don't have a huge amount of dice. 1 or 2 of those hex vaults of dice would be plenty for a lot of groups. Building on the premise of the hero vault in the center, I would say 2 dice vaults and the rest the nifty coasters with useful tools on the underside. That would be 8 coasters, plenty for most groups. You could also go with 1 dice vault and have 2 more "fidget factor" coasters. Alternative -- You could create themed hex systems that fit into the big hex. The dice hoard, for one, would work well with the wholistic design concept. Another could be the painter's studio. Pallet papers, mini holders, magnifying glass. Most brushes would need a longer box, so that would need to take 2 spaces. Even vaults for the small paint pots and brush cleaners or paint thinners would be good. Then you could have the GM vault. That one would be all about the minis. Townsfolk in 1 vault, animals in 2 others, and monsters in the rest.

What if you dile a silicon hexagon at the bottom of the rolling tray instead of feet. Much cleaner an nice

"I got out of engineering for a reason. This is why I'm not an engineer. Here the fuck I am again." Can deeply relate Jason lol. The meme "just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in" comes to mind.

Caster Tile 2.0: 1. Instead of ball bearings, use a magnetic inlay and just have 1 magnet per row and sliding it as you consume spell slots. By using less magnets, you can have a more shallow center and thus allow for a coaster backing. I'd love a spell tracker but I don't want the fuss of dealing with all those ball bearings. 2. Or forgo any metal aspect and use the classic grid system and we use our own dice as the count down for spell slots. If standard dice size feels constricting on a tile, you can scale it to the .5" size d6s and that accommodates 3 rows neatly (either 3-4-3 with only 1 slot for death saves instead of 2 or 3-3-3 and forgo death save slot). Looking at the dice on a tabletop tile with the .5" d6s looks nice with enough space around each spell slot that it doesn't feel tight. As mentioned, both options allow for a coaster backing.

Man, I love that these guys care so much about the quality and precision things need to be. So many times you get mass produced items that don't to completely line up clrrecy or have fault parts.

Wow. The design that goes into these legs is incredible. Kudos!

16:50 Thats most thumbnail frame like ever lmao

Engineering tolerances, check gages, EDC, it feels like this episode was made specifically for me.

Not me gettin excited over the weaver leather box in the background... I think I'm officially a leather nerd. Also I'm living for the abacus tiles👌

For a coaster tile you could do a coaster storage where you can have like four pop out of a single "hex"

EDC: wallet, phone, keys (with small swiss army knife), small plush froggie with a hairtie around its neck, and during winter a lipbalm.

Would love to see a vault for dm/gm(s) that fits into a table top tray and has space for multiple sets of dice and minis. If it had a small space to keep session notes or tarot sized spell cards or monster stat cards it would be all the better.

The new tile concepts, especially as a box set, are super cool. Design team seems to be delivering for sure.

I actually made a design for a dice popper in my design class and I was super inspired by you guys! The way I drew it probably wouldn't fully work but my teacher really liked the idea.

What is in my pockets? Lots. I have multi-tools, utility knives, two wallets, loose change, 2 pens, 1 mechanical pencil, two permanent markers(one small, one big), bungee cords, a cloth strap(possibly from an old camera), nail clipper set, bottle opener, keys, plastic folding rule, flashlight, and a crown royal bag with misc. stuff in it. This is just from my pants(I only wear cargo) and does not include what I carry in my jacket pockets(It has like 13) or the multiple pouches that our on my belt.

EDC: Phone, wallet, keys, small tactical flashlight, and meds for the day. I used to carry a pocket knife, but I found myself not needed it for weeks or even months, and when I did need it, I had some scissors or another knife nearby anyway; but the flashlight I found myself using at least a few times a week, even in the middle of the day.

Jason I bet of painters who would back the hell out of a painting setup Kickstarter I would definitely be one of them.

I would LOVE to see what kind of stuff you guys come up with for a painting KS. I agree on the whole not wanting to get paint on expensive woods, but if you guys find a way around that...this idea makes me happy.

The painting hex is a cute idea, but I'd go bigger. Like tackle box scale with folding drawers and shelves - transformers like mass shifting but in a realistic sense. Also just to one up the idea, a magnetic spray box that collapses and attaches to the base. A platform for painting is just a platform, but a mini paint spray box based off the magnetic dice towers would be pretty cool. Also one that should be considered is a hex tile for storing emergency mini fixing tools. Super glue, razors, contact cement.

Carry check for me: phone, keys, tissues, spare face mask, tiny sanitizer, and sometimes lip balm, and also, by the end of the day leaves or seeds I've found along the way. Also, y'all should check out the Kevin Jay Stanton's Botanica tarot deck illustrarions for your Blades and Blossoms collection.

4:52 Painting/mini storage box in fancy woods? YES PLEASE! Up until now it's been old sewing kits and tackleboxes, but a lovely wooden box to store the minis and things I need as the DM on the go, or the paints, brushes, and minis I want to take to a friends for a paint session, would be wonderful. (Note: not for actual painting, but for storing paints/minis, or taking them places.) In my pocketses: Knife, wallet, phone, runestone, mask, hair-tie, bit of change for homeless people, scraps of paper with notes, lists, and doodles, pen, pencil, eraser, napkins.

Hexagonal coasters with bottle openers on the bottom that fit within a hex container about the size of the hexagonal dice tray. Leather strap that when storing and could probably hold 4 coasters in it. One product to cover your "coaster problem" and give different designs on the cork if you want variety. Make the coaster and dice tray one set if you wanted. Having a dice tray like holder for the coasters allow you to add magnets and create that synergy you're looking for, I agree that the random coaster add on from the last game made drinks you place on them feel precarious and top heavy, disaster waiting to happen if someone bumped them. This idea is helps stream line the other hex's to not complicate the designs with tacked on coaster fluff.

"I *THINK* these have numbers on them" fails my only real dice criteria, being able to read them. GL with whatever those are for.

I'd love to see a diamond shaped dice tower that would fit in the space left over in that hex. Maybe with two exits that could roll into either of the two closest hex trays. Dice towers, pencil/brush holders, etc. - Anything that could fill in that space and possibly come apart and fit inside that big master tray when closed?

Back B.C. when I was going into the office everyday, my EDC: Front pocket wallet (similar to Jason's, but it was metal), my car keys, my Zebra pen, my Spyderco Cricket, chap stick, and a microfiber cloth for for my glasses.

woah woah woah woah, I recognize Jason's key, I need to see the car now

The design in the hex tiles around the tray should be an ouroboros design, 5x body designs 1x head/tail.

At all times I have house keys, wallet, phone, car key. Also could that last shot of Bobby rival the 'you have my laptop' face at the airport!?

Lol, after releasing so much of their customers information, I like that Jason just gave away part of his Credit Card info.

I agree with Bobby that coaster backs should be all-or-none, but if you're planning on offering the standalone coasters, I'd argue it should be none. If I can have a set of matching coasters, I'd never use the other tiles as coasters. Let the tiles fill the extra design space afforded by not needing to be stable upside-down. You could even have double-sided tiles!

I would LOVE to have a dice popper that you could take apart and put whatever dice you wanted (that'd fit of course) in it. So if you have a set of dice you roll constantly you can put them in it.

Idea for the MEGA HEX TRAY, those diamond corner areas where there's space, putting fitted walls around that are cups? for dice or small minis, itll keep the tiles from moving around when carried and itll have a nice place to put your dice when not in the vault for rolling for easy access. Just an idea, I'm not a designer, just a dice hoarder XD

"you mean to make waffles?" Everyone: YES PLEASE

If you can swing it, it would be AMAZING to have custom abacus tiles for each D&D spellcasting class, where each bead/counter is labeled with a level, and when you reset your spell slots you just slide all the ones over in the row (spell level) based on your character level for that class :O

Put an o-ring in a groove and ditch the feet completely? Coaster on one side, usb resistance heating pad on the other, hot/cold ster. Put a lid and carry handle on the big hex. *bows*

Jason dumping his wallet was like the employee at Dairy Queen flipping your frosty before they hand it to you to prove it’s thick and being surprised when it drops out. The only thing I carry every day in my pockets is my single car key with a house key on it...and maybe my wallet.

You mean to make waffles? I love the idea of having the hex tower for different stuff for shit that you would ACTUALLY USE. I need a vault that can hold more than one set!

"How do you not just lose cards?" "No, it lock-" _cards spill everywhere_

Everyday carry: how about a wooden case for glases

It's Bobby's world and we're just living in it...

Tile idea. From mentioning the bottle cap opener and someone saying 'popper' as I heard it, a tile dice flipper. Much like the set reminds me of the board game Trouble with the popper in the middle, what about a tile that either pops your die, or a simple flex board that lets you flip your die almost like a diving board.

On the tile with a bottle opener on one side and a coaster on the other, what about a magnet on the side with the bottle opener or in the center so it can be placed on either side, so it can be put on like a fridge or something like that so its where we keep bottles cold and in need of wyrmwood bottle opener tiles

It would be pretty cool if wyrmlyfe showed us the Kickstarter dice.....

I was thinking I would say keys, wallet and cellphone for carrying everyday, but with lockdown habits I only take my wallet when I need to drive somewhere, and I only grab the keys when I go out the door. So I guess cell phone is probably the only real everyday in my pockets.

Man the B roll is always so solid and then the video is always so funny 👍🏻

Yes Bobby! I love my rolling tile but the fact that it doesn't have a coaster like all the others makes my eye twitch.

omg i need all this stuf with a channel that has a name like mine!!! Stay Hexy! this was a very good episode for me lol

I don't know that I could afford it, but I love Bobby's dice tray + hero vault + dice vaults combo idea, or one of each tile in the next kickstarter (assuming you had 7 of them) or even all of the above for the truly baller customer.

Favorite episode so far just because you got into everyday carry. It be and awesome if you guys made like EDC valet tray organizers or trays.

Money, CC/ID Cards, Keys with a mini multi-tool/bottle opener and a Rescue Knife.

Magnetic Dice tower system that you can fit a tabletop vault doesnt need to be hexagonal it just need to be able to hold tabletop vault + parts that can assembled the into into tower. Also a custom engraving option to match past collection would be cool. (it would be awkward to have Paulie/critical role vault but the tower system that does not match the engraving)

I always carry my Take This Shield in my pocket. It helps me with my anxiety. Gotta say, while I got really lucky and absolutely love the obsidian shield with a copper inlay that I have, a entirely metal one would be awesome. I very frequently nick my wooden shield when I drop it or it falls out of my pocket, but I haven't sent it in for repairs because a) they're very, very minor damages, and b) I don't think I could go more than a week without it. A lightweight metal shield would be awesome.

That large hex dice tray feels large enough to maybe fit a sizable hex battlemap grid on/around/in it. Just a thought. Quick and easy battlemap stand-in.

Feet Idea: Run a raised hex ridge on the bottom with 2 sides missing so the strap will fit, something like ( ) but....hexed.

Don't do painting hex tiles. There's no way I would allow my acrylics, washes, or dirty rinse water anywhere near a wormwood product for fear of messing it up. The hex tile system should split levels with a PC level to include: 1. hero vault 2. dice vault 3.dice popper; and a GM level to include 4.abacus 5.tavern tile 6.status ring holder 7.initiative tracker. Three tiles makes a personal triangle, while 7 makes a radial flower pattern for the center of the table.

scrap the feet on the hex-tiles, make a pad in the shape and size (a bit smaller) of the tile and split it on the middle if you need room for a strap, now you have 2 "feet"

*MY POCKETS EVERY DAY* : Compact screwdriver with 12 drill bits. Mini hex bit ratchet driver. Paper tape-measure. A spare spring. 3 Covid masks. USB 2FA key, bluetooth/nfc 2FA key. USB-C to USB-A, USB-C to USB-Micro OTG, USB-A to USB-Micro OTG, USB SD/microSD card reader. Spare piece of sticky back velcro, Micro pen, Micro pencil. Micro paper. Ear pods. Pack of tissues, all my bank cards/member ship cars (not in a wallet, just loose), Coins/notes. Phone. Mini Zip-tie, 2 hairbands. a pair of gloves for my toddler daughter, a magnet. And 4 lollipop sticks. Then there is the stuff in my Backpack which I take everywhere which gets even MORE crazy.. but you only asked for Pockets

Phone tile!! I was just thinking about how helpful that would be at game night the other night.

Hex trays - yay! 👏Been asking for this (as I think the hex vaults look neat but don't see the point in a dice vault.. when you can store dice in a dice tray too)

Omg, please make that big ole mamma tile to keep the little ones in!

You're probably going to crack the wood using the bottle opener

I'd be happy to make a model and BP's for you guys so you could have and find any spec you need in second. Send a table over, better do wenge for science, and that'll be modeled up in no time. I wonder who got to learn the joys of true position for them leg bores.

Consider wetpallets if you are doing pallets. The issue with wet pallets and wood is obvious but also wetpallets needs a lot of room so you can blend your paint properly

Hexy Time, we're bringing hexy back.

It would be cool as hell if you had a hex dice tower in the middle of that big hex tray.

I think the d20 dice popper would be dope. Another idea would be one that you could customize by taking the top off so you could change it to 3d6 or something else. Maybe you could put a high variance die in there?

I think you should make spell slot abaci? for DnD full casters (9 rows for each lvl) and half casters (5 rows). I'd buy that, but I'm not sure what else I'd use an abacus for lol

my EDC requires a bag, because I have nothing with deep enough pockets lol, but it'd be wallet, keys, phone, notebook, pen & pencil, gloves, glasses, chewing gum & a safety pin

If you did a painting kick starter I would go all in with that.

Oh that big hex tile is a great idea.