Dungeon Master
A tour around Forest Creek
Welcome to Forest Creek
Here we are, on our first 3D map. It was quite a journey to get here. Get some coffee or tea, grab a pillow and have a comfy seat, as I will be your guide to: Forest Creek.
We start at the village, either as villagers that start their adventure or as proven heroes, that had a quest to do here. Are the farmer’s horses there? Did someone poison the well? Where did the priest of the chapel go? We have to go and look.
Why Kickstarter?
Why we need you for Kickstarter!
About 1.5 years ago the idea of Infinite Realms was growing in our heads. We were driven by constant dissatisfaction with existing solutions for RPG tabletop battle maps. We didn’t have a name for our software or a business model yet, but we had a lot of ideas and visions.
We knew pretty quickly what effects we wanted in our maps, what we liked in other maps and what we didn’t like at all and what we were missing. The first few weeks we just sat together and wove pipe dreams. A lot of things were discarded again, a lot of things were firmly incorporated into the program and we considered what was technically practicable and what was not. From the beginning, we sat and worked together on weekends and in our free time. This is still the case today, when the realization of our project has taken concrete shape.
My journey into the Infinite Realms
First Steps
When I was a teenager in the early nineties some friends came up with a game called Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition and invited me to a session.
I had always been a kid facinated with fantasy stories and had already read the Icewind Dale Trilogy by Bob Salvatore. Also, being a nerd, I had played Eye of the Beholder with my neighbor’s son for hours on end. So I had a basic relation to the Forgotten Realms setting when I first grabbed these weird shaped dice and rolled a half-elf fighter.
