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A basic set of illustrated terrain tiles for use with the Dungeons & Dragons® Fantasy Roleplaying Game.
This Dungeons & Dragons Fantasy Roleplaying Game accessory gives Dungeon Masters all of the basic dungeon tiles they need to create great-looking terrain in their games. This set provides ready-to-use, configurable tiles with which to build exciting encounter locations.
This accessory contains 10 double-sided sheets of illustrated, die-cut terrain tiles printed on heavy cardstock, allowing you to create dungeon rooms, corridors, and outdoor locales. The product box is designed for tile storage and can be used as a terrain element in the game!
This Dungeons & Dragons Fantasy Roleplaying Game accessory gives Dungeon Masters all of the basic dungeon tiles they need to create great-looking terrain in their games. This set provides ready-to-use, configurable tiles with which to build exciting encounter locations.
This accessory contains 10 double-sided sheets of illustrated, die-cut terrain tiles printed on heavy cardstock, allowing you to create dungeon rooms, corridors, and outdoor locales. The product box is designed for tile storage and can be used as a terrain element in the game!
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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Having missed most of the earlier printings by Wizard of the Coast for the original 4th Ed floor plans this is a godsend! To many of the published adventures assume you were queing for the original floor plans for several weeks before their release and bought a dozen of each set on release! This of course has presented a problem for us more down to earth players who have come to 4th Ed D&D late or been here some time with limited funds and even more limited games stores stocking D&D products.
It contains 10 heavy card stock sheets, many but not all printed on both sides. I am not sure i am a fan of this double sided printing idea, true you get more for your money but it can also mean several sets are needed for an adventure as you need to use both sides of a tile at the same time! Buy more sets? maybe, but see my comment above about limited funds and supplies. It also makes it harder to find the tile you want as you have to flip each one seperately to check both sides! Some however do work as double sided, flipping a closed door tile to reveal an open door tile obviously works.
I do like them though, good picture quality, a good selection of tiles, both in size and layout, will give you many hours of fun if designing your own dungeons is how you like it and gives your players a varied choice to play on as well. Another bonus is the box itself is a large 3D tile, the base being about 2 inches high with tiles printed around the sides to look like a wall and the lid being the same but about 1 inch high, neat idea that, although no 3D stairs included to hook them up, still good idea.
Looking forward to the rest of the series comming out, money and stock permitting. Recommend getting at least two sets though if you can afford them.
It contains 10 heavy card stock sheets, many but not all printed on both sides. I am not sure i am a fan of this double sided printing idea, true you get more for your money but it can also mean several sets are needed for an adventure as you need to use both sides of a tile at the same time! Buy more sets? maybe, but see my comment above about limited funds and supplies. It also makes it harder to find the tile you want as you have to flip each one seperately to check both sides! Some however do work as double sided, flipping a closed door tile to reveal an open door tile obviously works.
I do like them though, good picture quality, a good selection of tiles, both in size and layout, will give you many hours of fun if designing your own dungeons is how you like it and gives your players a varied choice to play on as well. Another bonus is the box itself is a large 3D tile, the base being about 2 inches high with tiles printed around the sides to look like a wall and the lid being the same but about 1 inch high, neat idea that, although no 3D stairs included to hook them up, still good idea.
Looking forward to the rest of the series comming out, money and stock permitting. Recommend getting at least two sets though if you can afford them.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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As another reviewer said, these seem to be a selection of pieces from other dungeon tile sets.
I was hoping to use these for the dungeons on the Dungeon Delve: A 4th Edition D&d Supplement (D&d Adventure) (Dungeons & Dragons) book but some of the detailed pieces aren't there, although there's plenty of blank floor tiles. The pieces all have a different back image to the front for variety.
Also, half the box was air. They could have put more in the set I think.
Having said that, for a new player running a game, these are a very good starting collection of tiles.
I was hoping to use these for the dungeons on the Dungeon Delve: A 4th Edition D&d Supplement (D&d Adventure) (Dungeons & Dragons) book but some of the detailed pieces aren't there, although there's plenty of blank floor tiles. The pieces all have a different back image to the front for variety.
Also, half the box was air. They could have put more in the set I think.
Having said that, for a new player running a game, these are a very good starting collection of tiles.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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Having been a D&D player ever since 1974 I have played all versions of this game. With the release of 4th Edition I decided to give it a chance and have bought many items, which includes all the sets of Tiles that have been produced for this edition.
This set is really only for the people who missed these other releases as the majority of the tiles have already been published in other sets. So if you are a collector of tiles this will just increase the tiles you already own, however, if you are just starting to play this box will give you a good selection of tiles to use for the encounters.
If Wizards of the coast had used this opportunity to release some of the out of print sets from version 3.5 it might have been a better buy but then again how many ways are there to make a dungeon floor plan different.
This set is really only for the people who missed these other releases as the majority of the tiles have already been published in other sets. So if you are a collector of tiles this will just increase the tiles you already own, however, if you are just starting to play this box will give you a good selection of tiles to use for the encounters.
If Wizards of the coast had used this opportunity to release some of the out of print sets from version 3.5 it might have been a better buy but then again how many ways are there to make a dungeon floor plan different.
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