It was well received and gave tangible hope that we would be able to deliver an approach to the castle. Even with a bare canvas, the representative shapes and lighting was enough to give the team an overall sense of mood and experience. Following the initial world building phase, I set up some white-box pieces with more representative shapes, repositioned the moon to give some rim light, and added some basic glow planes where the windows would be located. I took some extra time to flush a basic terrain sculpt with included materials and a basic lighting pass to give the team a better idea of what the introduction of this dungeon could feel like to the players. In my prior talks with the team they seemed rather excited on having a grand reveal, as you battle your way across the suspended bridge and rally through the castle gates. Designed for 1-5 players, this boardgame features multiple scenarios, challenging quests, and cooperative game play. Following the first play space reduction there were talks about cutting the exterior castle portion all together and focusing on the castle courtyard. The master of Ravenloft is having guests for dinner and you are invited Evil lurks in the towers and dungeons of Castle Ravenloft, and only heroes of exceptional bravery can survive the horrors within. Jason: After taking a look at the presented white-box, some Design-Environment discussions, and a touch of lore review, I proceeded to examine the needed playable space to determine what we needed to keep and what we would inevitably cut. This is about the time when Jason jumped onto the map to work his magic while I concentrated on the castle interior. This whitebox revision included the path leading up to the gate and bridge as well as a different nighttime sky file which is similar to what we ended up going with in the final map.
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