Yep, the original Heroquest furniture may be better than anything in your local furniture store, but replacing some of the card tokens for 3D printed alternatives adds a new element to the game. Doing simple modifications in 3D Builder is easy too, I show the basic changes I made to some STLs using the free program.
I have new walls for blocking off corridors, new stairs for the heroes to descend into the dungeon, and some floor pieces to place furniture on to make it obvious what part of a room is inaccessible. Sometimes replacing tokens is a nice thing to do aesthetically because it can be prettier or more immersive, sometimes it is worth doing because it is more functional. I'll be using these pieces in a game this week so we'll see how they work then!
00:00 Replacing cardboard tokens
02:34 3D modification to walls
05:00 Furniture bases
06:14 New stairs
08:37 Computerised kitbashing
15:49 Final thoughts
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STLs:
Structures (walls and stairs) - cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/...
Flagstone bases (small square and big rectangles) - www.myminifactory.com/object/...
Songs from my band Five Lives Left:
1. The Meaning
2. Over
3. Kinky
4. The System Aches
5. Wrecking Machine
24 июл 2024
