Kai NRG

And it's definitely good to hear from you, great to know there is still interest and a little bit of pressure is certainly not going to hurt us... who knows, a lot more pressure and we might actually get it done Current state: map is complete (or almost? not my area), all the rules except for the war mechanics are written and I believe, again not my area, that some preliminary work has been done on the website. That said, current state is also a zombie land, we are at a total halt on the war rules. Garmadon--he's my brother so I can throw him under the bus--is the one who's developing the war rules and he's been... a little busy. That project is over as of yesterday, Brickworld is the next big thing, but after June I will try to steer him back here! Yes, that is almost exactly what we're doing! I will say, if this turns out anything like what we're envisioning, it will not disappoint when it finally come out.

I guess I wasn't really involved in the game at the time it got paused for a rewrite, but I thought that the problem really was that running it required a level of behind the scenes maintenance that just was becoming too much for leadership to handle. So that is why we went for a hard rewrite and also why we aren't launching until it operates without the constant need for game masters to write spreadsheets, sort through forms, and run formulas. I do apologize for how long it has taken, but after all, we all are just volunteers working on it in our spare time. And at least Tales of Old has been filling the gap with some cool stuff!

Really nice layout here with the smaller buildings and then that giant workshop full of steampunk goodness! I love the addition of a garden here too, it brings it all to life.

So cool to see this all like this! I am amazed by how much I love the orange roofs--such great splashes of color. Really works with the brightness of the landscaping and all the lime green. Just the sort of bustling, high energy MOC that's perfect for a con, wish I could have seen it in person.

Whoa, somebody sound the alarm! Have we found the original bull in a china shop?! Really nice furniture in here, nice to see a rounded base too--clever way to get the Kaliphlin colors in there!

Another build using these glorious tiles... I certainly need some! Really neat idea too, I wish I had learned history in a sandbox while someone sang to me

That floor is fantastic! I don't know why, but the tiny extra gaps between the tiles really delight me. The angled corner is also a nice touch, making the whole room very interesting.

I love that carpet! Those are some great tiles that you used for the border, I need to get some! For the photography, if you're looking to improve, one thing you can do is go for a less 2D angle--a little off to the right or left, and a touch lower down so we feel like we're more on the minifigures' level, would help us see the MOC more the way we'd see it if we were look at it in real life.

Really nice design on the bow here! Good proportions on the figures though the heads feel a touch blocky, but this is a tricky scale to work with for sure!

That door looks like such a pain to open and shut! Great build, I love the horn cabinet and the subtle floor design is excellent.

This is very cool, particularly the rounded levels of amphitheater--I love the shot with all the minifigures, but I'm so glad you showed us the WIP shot too because otherwise I would hardly have known they were standing on a quarter circle! A lot of the details around back are really fun too and make this feel like a real place. Great stuff.

The bottom part of this build is so polished--I love that circle on the floor, and those arches are gorgeous, as is that lush dark red vine. The rush shows up top, particularly with the very flat top of the wall. But overall an elegant build.

Really sweet little build, fun twist on the challenge making this the bard's getaway spot, lovely snow on the landscape too. I never have loved log bricks for walls, it kind of looks like the house is built of vertical logs which is like no house I've ever seen. You could try laying them sideways sometime! On the other hand, I really like the stonework at the base.

It was quite a surprise to scroll down and find that this has an exterior side too! That's really nice, allows us to get an even better view of that beautiful wood paneling. It does look a little pixelated (because of the roof) and 2D, but that sort of gives it its own flair so that might even be a good thing. And the row of shields inside is spectacular, very Mitgardian.

The stained glass here is simply beautiful! Very nice colors. Nice choice to make one wall white as well, that really helps balance the scene.