Let's talk about the Toddlers' toy Blocks! Now that Grim Reaper will befriend us all and playgrounds will be populated by ghosts - do you want a slightly more edgy version of the toyblocks? We probably all plunk down this toy in the nursery for our hopeful toddler to build Thinking/Motor skills. The 3 color versions allow for a little variety, but the symbols on the 8 cubes are the same. So I thought, why not make this a little more personal? Allow those alien parents to gift their toddler toyblocks that includes an alien motif! How about witches? Grim Reaper and the Dead?
I actually started with a few versions probably not making much sense unless you are inside my head and my game. Monarchs and celebrities from my Mazaloom might not have a great appeal to toddlers in your game... But maybe you like the variety nevertheless?
Toddlers should definitely learn about the best known sims of our common history by sacking their heads on top of each other! EA celebrities comes with mini portraits of Judith Ward, Nancy Landgraab, Bella Goth, Octavia Moon, Thorne Bailey, Agnes Crumplebottom, Vladislaus Straud and Bob Pancake.
Or perhaps Mazaloom's celebrities and well known residents fits the bill well enough? You might still recognize some of the 8 faces.
Then I added the 2 darker versions that I think should be of interesting to many: One for Occult toddlers, another for toddlers simply being fascinated by Monsters. These two include game related symbols on much darker solid purple/brown colors.
In my game the Monarchs, 8 high nobility Peers and Historical persons will obviously be a hit within Aristocracy. Some kids will even find a picture of their parent or granddad on the toy!
I might add more hobby or interest related versions later. But for now you get 7 new designs.
This CC is a stand alone.
Base game compatible.
Known issue: One of the icons in catalog seems to be wrong, but I can't find the problem in Studio, maybe this object simply is a bit tricky. It should not affect the object in game.
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