Dungeon Saga - Black Fortress contents

And finally the contents of the Black Fortress box I picked up as part of the Dungeon Saga Kickstarter.

No figures this time, as Black Fortress is simply a terrain expansion.
As you can see, it's a block of tiles, plus the doors and furniture in 4 bags.  Unlike the scenario expansions (Warlord of Galahir, and Infernal Crypts), the furniture is in resealable bags, which is handy.
Not pictured is the second bag of tile clips I received.

First up, the furniture proper.  As you can see there is a well, two  bookshelves, a lectern and separate book, a rack of weapons, a dias of some sort and a coffin. 

 The interesting thing about these is that they are cast from a soft rubbery plastic, similar to some that I've seen used for 1:72 scale plastic figures.  They are not a hard plastic.
Next up we have 4 barrels, 4 chests with separate lids and two tables.  Again, these are in a soft, rubbery plastic.

 

Finally we come to the doors.  There are two each of 5 different types pictured below.  Unlike the other furniture, these are cast in a hard plastic.

I didn't pick up the Tyrant of Halpi expansion because :

1. Dragons are rather silly
2. I didn't feel it provided value for the money (probably influenced be the first point)

Well that wraps it up for Dungeon Saga; at least until the actual game turns up some time next month!

Dungeon Saga Infernal Crypts contents

Time for the Infernal Crypts contents.
Basically everything was identical in many aspects to Warlord of Galahir (WG).
Unlike WG, the tiles, booklet and playsheets were all shrinkwrapped in a single bundle in my copy of Infernal Crypts.

Once again there were 3 bags of minis, two of abyssals in red plastic and one containing the figure of Drech'Nok in grey plastic, plus the card deck.

Once again we have two copies of 9 unique sculpts, plus the Drech'Nok figure.
No broken figures this time, although the Drech'Nok figure is a little underwhelming.  He's not as imposing as I would have thought, and with his wings and being positioned on the rear of his base, he has a lot of trouble staying standing up.  I may need to rebase him, or weight the base somehow.

I also had a bag of tile clips (for keeping the scenery tiles secure) in this box for some reason, along with a second bag in the Black Fortress box.  Not sure if this is standard or not.

Dungeon Saga - Warlord of Galahir contents

Just some quick picures of what's inside the Dungeon Saga Expansions that I received as part of the Dungeon Saga Kickstarter.
I don't have the base game yet, due to the way that Mantic are shipping for this project.  I expect it will get to me just prior to Christmas.

So inside the box there was the booklet with the scenarios, the tile pack for the scenarios, play sheets for characters and the Overlord, a deck of cards and 3 bags of models.

 These were two bags of orcs in green plastic and the 3rd was a single figure in grey who I assume is Thrundak.  Apologies for the blurry camera phone image below.  Basically it's two figures each of nine different figures, plus Thrundak.

In the foreground you can see one of my Orc Skulks who became detatched from his base during transit.  A quick dab of glue will rectify this.