TST Travel and Storage Solutions
Hello, i am a huge fan of this terrain and have 3d Printed the Dungeon, Cave and Outdoor terrain. It is a huge hit for Gloomhaven nights, and i have even started bringing it to DnD nights with friends and everyone loves it, making everything feel much nore immersive. However now that i have all this terrain, my wife and i have been looking into good storage solutions for when it is not in use, something that is easily accessible so i can sift through to build scenarios.
Right now, i use a simple 3x3 cube shelf with the fabric box inserts for each theme and have the different wall pieces and tiles broken up into separate plastic bags. It is "organized" but takes a long time for me to sift through all the pieces and build up the scenario. I usually need to build everything ahead of time, which is not bad if we only do one scenario but can take quite a while if i need to build up a second or third scenario. It takes even longer if i need to use terrain from multiple themes. I am sure there are better ways people store this or any DnD terrain.
Additionally, I'm also looking into travel solutions. I sometimes bring this terrain to DnD night or Gloomhaven nights at other friends' houses and i feel like there is a smarter more effective way to pack everything up and travel with it so i don't have to prebuild everything and can remain flexible. What do you guys use to store and travel with your TST terrain?
Hello, i wanted to post to show what i am now currently using for a neat travel-based solution for terrain. Its not exactly super incredibly cheap by any means, but if you have the budget for 3D printing or buying this terrain i am sure this shouldn't be too crazy. I ordered this board game bag that is essentially a rectangular duffle bag and purchased some organizers from Michaels after doing proper measurements and managed to come up with a neat travel solution. I'm sure there might be some better ways that are more cost effective, but in case anyone needs some inspiration for a direction to go, i highly recommend getting a bag similar to this one and starting there.
Additionally, for ease of setup and tear down, i started the process of magnetizing the tiles. I still think I'll keep some tiles clipped to make on-the-fly rooms to throw down for DnD, but i am really digging using magnetic pieces. It really simplifies setup and brings you to the game much faster without the need to clip or unclip everything. I highly recommend magnetizing your walls and tiles regardless of wether you travel or host your Gloomhaven games.