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Illustrated urban terrain tiles for use with the Dungeons & Dragons® Fantasy Roleplaying Game.
The Dungeon Tiles Master Sets are designed to give Dungeon Masters the tiles they need to build Dungeons & Dragons adventure maps, including maps appearing in published adventures.
With this box of customizable terrain tiles, Dungeon Masters can add new dimension to their Dungeons & Dragons tabletop experience. Easy to set up and infinitely expandable, this Dungeon Tiles set allows DMs to create the adventures they want to play.
This box contains 10 double-sided sheets of illustrated, die-cut terrain tiles printed on heavy cardstock. The tiles feature city streets, sewer tunnels, and terrain elements that Dungeon Masters can use to build exciting encounters set in urban environments.
The Dungeon Tiles Master Sets are designed to give Dungeon Masters the tiles they need to build Dungeons & Dragons adventure maps, including maps appearing in published adventures.
With this box of customizable terrain tiles, Dungeon Masters can add new dimension to their Dungeons & Dragons tabletop experience. Easy to set up and infinitely expandable, this Dungeon Tiles set allows DMs to create the adventures they want to play.
This box contains 10 double-sided sheets of illustrated, die-cut terrain tiles printed on heavy cardstock. The tiles feature city streets, sewer tunnels, and terrain elements that Dungeon Masters can use to build exciting encounters set in urban environments.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Game
These tiles are great. They're really usefull for making your own floorplans & recreating floor plans from maps in published adventures too. If you like playing D&D home campaigns albeit published or ones you've created yourself then these are a must have. Great quality too on good quality card. Durable. A great buy & in my opinion worth the cash. The tiles are also double sided giving you a variety of pictures & combinations - double the quantity.
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Fantastic product with a great variety of encounters to be made, I have used this pack for cities and towns in my D&D Campaign and my players love the settings and variety. High quality, Easy to use and Great variety. *****
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60 of 63 people found the following review helpful
What you see .. isn't always what you get
18 Nov 2010
Format:Game
Having bought the other dungeon tile set and enjoyed it a lot, I decided to pre-order the city set without looking into it much. My copy arrived today, and I was excited to go through it. Well as I did, and began punching out the different tiles.. I gradually became more and more disappointed with what actually came with it. The title of it made it seem like it would be ideal for creating a town environment.. like the picture on the box also implies. And maybe you can build... a.. town. However most of the tiles you get are NOT like you see on the cover. I was expecting roof tops, and big tiles to use as stand alone buildings.. and maybe like a town square or something. I was severely disappointed.
What you do get is seemingly random pieces of walls.. most of which seem to be great if you want to build a sort of 'cabin by the lake' as most of then are on water. You get ZERO rooftops like there are on the cover. On the flip side of them is a sewer setting, which I guess could be interesting.. but EVERY tile has sewer sludge going through it. The big 8x8 one has like a cross of sewer sludge.. almost entirely defeating the purpose of the huge tile.. unless you like to have your PC's jumping over sludge all the time.
The buildings I will probably use somewhat to build random houses.. but I certainly will not be making any sort of town atmosphere out of it. I may run a sewer type adventure eventually .. just to use the sewer side of them.. but creating a realistic dungeon out of it.. will almost certainly require more than is provided .. as I don't need sludge filling 80% of all my tiles.. thank you. Other than that though.. there is some neat bridge tiles.. and a couple small market stalls which I am pleased with.. but these were just kind of like slapping a little bit of icing on a cake that already tastes bad.
If this set interests you.. and you feel like you can make what I've described work, then I would suggest it.. but I would strongly suggest to EVERYONE.. that you check this out thoroughly before picking this up. Maybe convince your friend to get it.. and see it before yourself first.. or go to a game store and see if you can convince them to open one up to see it. Anyway, I really don't think this is a 'must have' set.. or even that it creates the city feeling as it implies, so.. buyer beware.
What you do get is seemingly random pieces of walls.. most of which seem to be great if you want to build a sort of 'cabin by the lake' as most of then are on water. You get ZERO rooftops like there are on the cover. On the flip side of them is a sewer setting, which I guess could be interesting.. but EVERY tile has sewer sludge going through it. The big 8x8 one has like a cross of sewer sludge.. almost entirely defeating the purpose of the huge tile.. unless you like to have your PC's jumping over sludge all the time.
The buildings I will probably use somewhat to build random houses.. but I certainly will not be making any sort of town atmosphere out of it. I may run a sewer type adventure eventually .. just to use the sewer side of them.. but creating a realistic dungeon out of it.. will almost certainly require more than is provided .. as I don't need sludge filling 80% of all my tiles.. thank you. Other than that though.. there is some neat bridge tiles.. and a couple small market stalls which I am pleased with.. but these were just kind of like slapping a little bit of icing on a cake that already tastes bad.
If this set interests you.. and you feel like you can make what I've described work, then I would suggest it.. but I would strongly suggest to EVERYONE.. that you check this out thoroughly before picking this up. Maybe convince your friend to get it.. and see it before yourself first.. or go to a game store and see if you can convince them to open one up to see it. Anyway, I really don't think this is a 'must have' set.. or even that it creates the city feeling as it implies, so.. buyer beware.
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful
disappointing
19 Nov 2010
Format:Game
I had hope that this would include many rooftops as implied by the cover. However it really only has tiles fit for making a sewer run and perhaps a seaside tavern. This can be useful of course but not exactly what was advertised.
14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
No Rooftops
2 Dec 2010
Format:Game|Amazon Verified Purchase
Be aware, there are no roof tops tiles in this package. The tiles I most expected and the ones I thought would be more useful where the roof tops. The cover shows roof tops for the pre order, but they replace it in the actual product. When I received it was with a different cover, without any roof top tiles. It must be said that the box has rooftops printed in it. But you can't arrange them as you would with actual tiles. The tiles presented in the box aren't bad, but I see no explanation for letting the roof tops out.
Edit: I changed from 2 stars to 3 stars after I used this Set. The tiles presented are very nice for building Taverns in doc areas. It's a nice addition for encounters happening down town near the city Harbor. At the end, the tiles are very nice and useful. The big complaint remains the lack of rooftops tiles, and the misleading cover.
Edit: I changed from 2 stars to 3 stars after I used this Set. The tiles presented are very nice for building Taverns in doc areas. It's a nice addition for encounters happening down town near the city Harbor. At the end, the tiles are very nice and useful. The big complaint remains the lack of rooftops tiles, and the misleading cover.
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