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This is a PnP Re-Theme I made for Lords of Scotland. I call it Lords of Dimension 64. It is the exact same game, just that everything scifi is better. Images for the cards I made are just random google searches.
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G'Day Tragic here....
This is a re-theme of a card game called "Lords of Scotland", that I call "Lords of Dimension 64"... cause you know... everything in space is automatically better.
I made this years ago as the original z-man version had such terrible artwork... so I remade the game with nicer art found via google image search for a Print and Play Project.
Hope you like it!
Have Fun and ROLL HIGH!!
--Tragic
Why are you uploading on Nexus?
GoogleDrive deletes files if they are not used for a while by moving them into the trash. They are still accessible, but as you fill up the drive with "active" files, the older files are automatically pruned... after a few years almost all my mods got broken with 100s if not 1000s of broken links. I was so upset I stopped modding for over a year.
I am now rebuilding my mods and using STEAM CLOUD to host the images. This "should" ensure that the links do not break as long as steam exists.
To be safe though, I am also uploading my mods as I fix them to this site as well as a backup that is independent of any cloud storage, as this site stores the actual mod assets in a downloadable package.
How do I use a TTS mod from Nexus?
I get asked this a lot, so I am now going to add this to the bottom of all my Nexus Mods.
This will add all the assets to you TTS cache folder.
Now the save is in the save folder, simple load the game and load the save file.
An Alternative way to get the save file is to <Subscribe to the mod on Steam Workshop>. This will add the mod to TTS and you can use it as normal. The thing is if the links to the files ever break and stop working form the Workshop file, you can use TTS Backup to import the mod assets. This should mean that the mod will always and forever be playable.
This is a re-theme of a card game called "Lords of Scotland", that I call "Lords of Dimension 64"... cause you know... everything in space is automatically better.
I made this years ago as the original z-man version had such terrible artwork... so I remade the game with nicer art found via google image search for a Print and Play Project.
Hope you like it!
Have Fun and ROLL HIGH!!
--Tragic
Why are you uploading on Nexus?
GoogleDrive deletes files if they are not used for a while by moving them into the trash. They are still accessible, but as you fill up the drive with "active" files, the older files are automatically pruned... after a few years almost all my mods got broken with 100s if not 1000s of broken links. I was so upset I stopped modding for over a year.
I am now rebuilding my mods and using STEAM CLOUD to host the images. This "should" ensure that the links do not break as long as steam exists.
To be safe though, I am also uploading my mods as I fix them to this site as well as a backup that is independent of any cloud storage, as this site stores the actual mod assets in a downloadable package.
How do I use a TTS mod from Nexus?
I get asked this a lot, so I am now going to add this to the bottom of all my Nexus Mods.
- You will need TSS Mod Backup @TTSNexus to install this mod.
- Download the ttsmod file form the file section.
- Load TTS Mod Backup and click IMPORT BACKUP.
This will add all the assets to you TTS cache folder.
- Then go to the file section and download the .jason save game file.
- Copy this to your dave game folder by default this will be...
"c:\Users\<userName>\Documents\My Games\Tabletop Simulator\Saves\"
Now the save is in the save folder, simple load the game and load the save file.
An Alternative way to get the save file is to <Subscribe to the mod on Steam Workshop>. This will add the mod to TTS and you can use it as normal. The thing is if the links to the files ever break and stop working form the Workshop file, you can use TTS Backup to import the mod assets. This should mean that the mod will always and forever be playable.