Ten Years of Dungeon Terrain (for  

Ten years of great work! Your contribution to the gaming community is immeasurable. Making your files “pay what you want” is extremely generous and surely helps countless young crafters. I’m sure there are many 30-40 somethings like myself that are financially in a position to show our appreciation for your work by paying for it, so having both options are appreciated. Keep up the amazing work; I can’t wait to see what you come up with next!

Started to watch years ago, maybe a year before covid. I kind of got hooked on the videos immediately, and almost binge watched what there was. Then I did some crafting for the "final adventure" fot the campaign I was DM:ing then, and I was surprised over how approachable and friendly both you and the community was when I had stupid questions and tried to put my ideas in reality. Then covid hit, and we never got to use the material I created. Then printer broke down, and we didn't prioritise buying a new one. Never misses an episode, though. It still draws me in like it did at the first time. What I want to say, really, is Thank you, Kris, for taking that step and starting this channel! I might not be as active in the community nowadays, but I'm there in the perifery and follow your work. It's great, as always!

congrats on 10 years and lets have another 10 (at least)

I've been admiring your videos for several years now but only recently dove in and I'm LOVING the builds! I teach D&D to kids and your seasons 1, 2 and 3 builds are a perfect combination of challenges and terrain. Quick and easy to build too! And on my own table we love Space Weirdos and your Sci-Fi sets are some of the best. Congratulations on 10 years and thanks for all you do!

I guess this is a good video to thank you for making my life so much easier. This print and paste style is so easy and looks much better than you give it credit for. I adopted your system a few years ago and It's all i use now. I have even designed my own floor textures and modified some of yours to fit anything I need. Once you know the ins and outs of this system you can create your own set pieces with a little creativity. IMO this is the best sytem ever for DMs who love crafting and want something practical. Creation is easy. Storage is easy. set up and take down is easy. You don't have to worry about unwieldy big set pieces for storage. Everything is, in my opinion, perfectly durable to put stored flat in boxes. I've rarely ever had to replace anything. I will admit my preferred primary board material is the dollar tree foam core. I find it a little easier to work with than the cardboard and seems to be just as durable. I still use single corrugated cardboard for any set pieces that are wooden, however. The cardboard just looks seemless and you don't have to worry about imperfections on the piece. I just love this system so much and I watch all your videos. Good luck in the future, Kris.

Oh, and congratulations Kris!🤗 Trank you for the litte sight behind the scenes.

Congratulations on your 10th anniversary. And thank you for entertaining us all with your amazing owrk.

I look forward to every video you produce, and I enjoy all of them. Your techniques are brilliantly designed, and in particular your videos are detailed enough to produce high quality results without being difficult to follow. I've said before that I think you're work is some of the best stuff I've seen in the hobby, and I've been making terrain longer than you have. I've got boxes and drawers full of everything from DM Scotty's original tiles, Black Magic Craft inspired stuff, Hirst Arts by the (almost literal) ton, Dwarven Forge, and a bunch of stuff of my own design. I keep thinking about doing a RU-vid channel of my own, but I just don't see me doing one that could match the quality you put out. Keep it up man, you're a star, and we all love seeing everything you do.

I gotta say I just found your channel about a month ago and I absolutely love them. I have always loved terrain and I am a long time (35+ years) gamer and wargamer that loves immersion and crafting. Thank you for the channel, you make this wonderful stuff so simply. Its so accessible and can be for even by the busiest of us. Thanks again! Here's to another 10 years.

I started watching various creators (Like most, I started with God Father Scotty) and found a few I have actually found worth contributing to. Five or six years on, you are the only one I continue to support and follow. I love your simple style that does not require either a ton of exotic materials or time spent in post production painting and the like and that produces useful items not limited to a single type of encounter. Your stuff is so versatile that it rarely just sits there. And the fact that your stuff stores easily is a huge plus! All around your crafts are, in my opinion, the pinnacle of terrain for casual gamers who are not trying to show off hyper realistic dioramas (not that there is anything wrong with that, just not for everyone) and who would rather spend their precious free time actually using the terrain as opposed to making it. :) On another note, your down to earth, unassuming style puts everyone watching your videos at ease right from the beginning. And the fact that you do different genre's is awesome as you will likely never run out of ideas for one or the other. I look forward to seeing what you do in the future and building more of your terrain as well. Your efforts are worthy and appreciated. Thank you for 10 great years and for whatever the future holds.

Congratulations Kris, looking forward to the next 10 years of inspiring tutorials. Keep em coming.

"Dungeon Floor Plans 1", I have the "2" of that. They weren't in the same scale as the other pieces of terrain I had at the time, so they didn't get much use. Also, congratulations to 10 years anniversary.

I also have a box of cards, ribbon, crafty thing from my mom when she passed away. 15 years now but i still think of her when I craft.

Great video Kris! Congrats on your 10th anniversary!

Thank you for your work, I am mainly a war gamer rather than playing RPGs, and I use your sci-fi terrain as scatter in my games. Also, I love the fact that you start from scratch, many tutorials assume that you already know the basics, this is not great if you are a beginner (as I was, in the field of paper craft scenery). So once again thank you for your hard work, and I hope more is on the way.

congrats on those 10 years, and lets hope for at least 10 more. have to say, even if i dont have the space to really store the terrain you make, i have used the textures for simple tiles and "flat" decoration, i have also used some of your ideas for dungeons, if my group has had any terrain to play it has been because of this channel. and just so you know, that rangers of shadowdeep book that you have just shown is probably the answer for a question that we had, im going to try to learn more about it.

Ten years goes by fast. Here's to many more. Thanks for having all these great tutorials on RU-vid. I've been a follower from the first. Cheers and congrats on having a great channel

I've followed your channel for years, but I haven't really done much map/dungeon making. But Shadowdark gave me the kick in the pants needed to get started. I hope you get to play it soon.

Thanks for the video! Congrats on the anniversary! An amazing trip down memory lane. I recall your EN World posts back in the day too. So glad you made a regular thing of your crafting textures and tiles.

Great stuff. Thanks for doing this. It's always interesting to here a bit about the background of what you do.

I quite enjoy your videos even though I don’t play much. You have an easy presentation style, not intimidating, and your design keeps getting better and better. At first I was drawn to your style because less painting, less mess, no insulation foam, no hot wires, cheap entry materials, cut and paste duplication seems brilliant, but as you keep coming up with items, really does make an attractive little world, as valid as anyone’s. Looking forward to whatever you come up with.

The tabletop community is lucky to have you!

Congrats! One day, I'll actually hunker down and build everything. Thanks for sharing a bit of your history, it's always interesting to hear how people get to where they are today

Congratulations on 10 great years. Thanks for all you do.

Brilliant Kris, congratulations on 10 years. Bought a lot of your scifi terrain, and some buildings, love it Thank you for everything. Look forward to another 10 years

Congratulations on the anniversary of your terrain creations. Great video Kris. A fun walk down memory lane. I don't remember if I was around from the start, but I recall stumbling across the blog early on, before your textures were on drive-thru. If you are ever looking for random content to post, I'd love to see a tour of your sketchbooks. Every time you show a snipet or glimpse, I'm blown away!

Congrats on your anniversary. I think you've done great things with your terrain crafts. You've got a lot of skill and inspiration and I think you provide us with inspiration. I know you've inspired me quite a few times. Oh, and not growing up is a good thing!

Thank you so much for all your hard work over the years.

Congratulations on your first decade on RU-vid!!!

WOW time fly's when were having fun love the channel and all the terrain and PDF files

Congratulations. Keep up the awesome work I have built dozens of your projects with a huge amount still on my to do list. Whether as intended or just using your textures I appreciate all you provide and share with us.

Thanks for being apart of the rpg world.

Congratulations on all these years and all this superb production ! (even though I've never tried it yet, it looks really great)

Thanks for sharing your experience and wonderful crafts with us. Good luck on any future endeavors.🎉 love the cat tail grass you did I didn’t think it was possible

You are such a great resource for all of us. Thank you so much.

Happy Anniversary!

So very happy for you Kris, I wanted to ask a question but failed to get it in on time. So I'll ask now. Where did the name crooked staff terrain come from?

Thanks for answering my question. I appreciate the work that goes into the textures you put out. I studied graphic design around 20 years ago, and still dabble with graphics from time to time. I’ve recently been playing with an Apple Pencil on my ipad, using an app like Photoshop. I’ve also been dabbling with using it for 3D sculpting with Nomad Sculpt.

Congratulations. Your content is brilliant and videos informative. Recently pointed at your stuff for 5PFH I have all your files in my basket and just waiting for pay day. Keep up the good work. 🎉

Herzlichen Glückwunsch. Du hast echte Keinode geschaffen. Und deine Erklärvideos sind echt klasse. Danke dafür.

Both fun and inspiring to watch your humble beginnings Kris ;-) You make awesome stuff, and should definately give yourself more credit, it's okay to be modest, but you shouldn't be, it's brilliant what you make and you communicate it so well! Keep on papering and cardboarding :-)

just thanks for all the videos

I typically just use flat cardstock floorplans. I tried 3D terrain, but storage / weight / durability was a problem. Flat floorplans were easy to transport, lightweight and durable (as long as no coffee / soft drink spills occured...)I have found your videos inspiring in terms of the layout of your designs. I just retired and I think I'll try "2.5 D" floorplans (and get back to painting miniatures. They look durable and lightweight if a bit more storage space is required. So, thank you for the inspiration and I look forward to your future videos.

Parabéns pelo trabalho maravilhoso, Kris!

Congratulations 🎉❤

Congratulations

Well done buddy

Congrats and thank you 🎉

Thank you!

I enjoy your channel

congratulations! what will the next ten years bring? best to you! 🎉

Now if you could just be persuaded to play "County Road Z" we might get some Modern paper terrain from you in future.

My theory is that your style generates less mess overall than say...cutting up foam and or using paint. Thoughts on this? (At the very minimum, I imagine all your stuff is lighter in gneral.)

Which Textures do you use the Most?

I know its totally against what chan is but... how did you make those trees?😂

LOL! Kris I keep trying to reply tom your question about the teaching I do in my previous post. I've tried three times and they all seem to post, then disappear. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?

"Erm.. uh... you know" do not belong in any you tube vid. Let along fake versions. Your creations are great, unique, why taint them with built in mistakes?