This year, we have six Main Pledge Levels: Dungeon Levels I - V, and the largest pledge, Dungeon of Doom! We also have a Build Your Own Dungeon pledge. To showcase our vision of what these pledges can create, Dwarven Forge Creative Director, Nate Taylor, built them into 15 connecting zones called Encounter Areas. Dungeon Level I includes the first Encounter Area, Dungeon Level II includes Encounter Areas 1-3, and so on, to the Dungeon of Doom Level, which includes all 15. So each successive Pledge Level transports you deeper into Doom! In fact, we are even preparing a pdf module that includes an adventure for each Encounter. FREE STRETCH GOALS As the funding level of this Kickstarter grows, our production run gets larger and more efficient. This enables us to add in free stretch goal pieces that 'unlock' -- and are automatically added to your pledge -- at specified funding milestones.

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These milestones are eligible to unlock until the Kickstarter ends on July 11, at 9PM US Eastern time. Each stretch goal fits into a specific Encounter Area (e.g. Download free helvetica ultimate family fonts steevo be thy name 2011. ' Lever Chamber,' ' Gorgon Room,' etc). If your pledge includes that Encounter Area, you receive that stretch goal when it unlocks; if your pledge does not include that room, you do not receive that stretch goal. New this year: If you order individual Encounter Areas as Add-on sets (including with the Build Your Own Dungeon pledge), you do receive the unlocked stretch goals for that Encounter Area. (Note: there are not free stretch goals for any other sets apart from Encounter Areas.) Our Final Stretch Goal Chart is shown below.

First, use our or our to select the main pledge and add-on set(s) you want and calculate their total cost. Next, remember that those two tools don't talk to Kickstarter. So you need to confirm or amount on Kickstarter (to your signed in account). (Once you do this, Kickstarter will charge you this total once the campaign closes.) Then, a few weeks after the campaign closes, you will receive an invitation to our online pledge manager. We will use that to confirm all your individual set selections and your shipping address. You can also alter/add to your selections then.

(Please note we cannot issue Kickstarter refunds in the pledge manager.) A few more details: You can change your Add-on Set selections as often as you'd like until the end of the campaign. If you want more than one base pledge, you can simply add the additional pledge the same way you include an Add-on Set.

Just add the amount of the second pledge onto your overall total. There's no need to create a whole new Kickstarter pledge (all applicable Stretch Goals are still included). Please note: only Backers at the Build Your Own Dungeon level and above ( Level I through Dungeon of Doom!) are eligible for paid Add-On sets. We founded Dwarven Forge in 1996 to offer the world’s finest -- and most useable -- handcrafted gaming terrain. Everything is modular, so you can build something different each time you play. For our first 17 years, we introduced new sets as we could afford to make them. We cast everything in resin, a relatively costly material that looks good, but chips or breaks if it's not handled carefully.

Then, in 2013, everything changed when we launched our first Kickstarter, called Game Tiles. The campaign marked the debut of Dwarvenite®, a proprietary material that looks and feels great and is nearly indestructible -- all while being more affordable to cast than resin. The challenge: making Dwarvenite requires costly steel molds and large production runs: a staggering up-front investment that wouldn't be feasible without backing from the Kickstarter community. Thanks to incredible backer support, Game Tiles was a great success.