Hello, fellow Dungeon Masters.

[taiiat]

i'll certainly be keeping an eye on Dwelvers, it looks beautiful and is built really well. and that in an Alpha stage, is a lot more than i can say for many other titles years after release.

a lot of really interesting features(such as those roots growing back - even if my storage room is like 70% wood LOL), and a spectacular art style.

i'll keep thinking about a purchase, maybe. i'm on the fence as it is

[Rasmus]

Hello there, and welcome to the forum
Yes, having 70% wood in the storage room isn't what I call balanced either, but it will all be fixed in due time.
Meanwhile, feel free to come with your own suggestions of what you would like to see as a feature in the game, I know everyone at some point have played games like this and thought "hmm, what if I could do like that, it would have been sooo cool."

[Mello Tonin]

Welcome to the forum. Nice avatar!

[Sebt]

Welcome!!
Feel free to be evil here You can even use Your necromancy.

[taiiat]

Welcome to the forum. Nice avatar!

Kel'Thuzad had spectacular Concept Art. and was also one of my more favored characters.

Welcome!!
Feel free to be evil here You can even use Your necromancy.

i'll probably stick to nitpicking constructive criticism

i promise that i will tear Dwelvers apart. but that should be taken as a compliment.

[Mello Tonin]

Kel'Thuzad had spectacular Concept Art. and was also one of my more favored characters.

Indeed, but I couldn't stand how they used him in WoW...such a disappointment; although Naxx was probably one of my more favorite raids back in the days.

[taiiat]

Indeed, but I couldn't stand how they used him in WoW...such a disappointment; although Naxx was probably one of my more favorite raids back in the days.

i couldn't stand WoW, period :p

Warcraft was(is) a really great game / story, especially the open scripting Blizzard has always had.
but then... after Warcraft III, is when Blizzard turned down the tubes and became just another corporation.