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3.0 out of 5 stars
Tiley, 23 Mar 2009
This review is from: Ruins of the Wild Dungeon Tiles (Dungeons & Dragons) (Misc. Supplies)
Whilst it's quite fiddly to build an encounter from the blocks provided in these dungeon tile sets, it's quite easy to throw something together if you're improvising. Certainly, I've found it useful to have a few boards to hand in case players do something unexpected. Dry markers appear to wipe off without marking the tiles. On the other hand, creating something specific will take more time and thought - using tiles doesn't excuse a DM from including interesting terrain for players and monsters to work with. This particular set features grassy fields, a small 'camp' as well as some road and river pieces and is the set I've got the most use from, being both general in style and a common location type.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Essential D&D Expansion, 1 Feb 2009
This review is from: Ruins of the Wild Dungeon Tiles (Dungeons & Dragons) (Misc. Supplies)
The first (and so far only) "Outside" D&D Tile Set. The tiles are evocative without ever demanding that every time you use them there be difficult terrain here, or a tree there. Almost vital for any adventure as chances are a rural combat will occur. Only downside is that they do not combine well with the other tile sets, and do not have quite as many "fantastical" elements. Still a great set and I would recommend to everyone.
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1.0 out of 5 stars
Obsolete as duplicated in The Wilderness boxed set, 10 Sep 2011
This review is from: Ruins of the Wild Dungeon Tiles (Dungeons & Dragons) (Misc. Supplies)
These tiles are fantastic but I've given the product one measly star because all the tiles featured in Ruins Of The Wild have been duplicated in the Dungeon Tiles Master Set: The Wilderness which is not only much cheaper than what the sellers are peddling on here but comes with ten sheets instead of six and those four extra sheets contain new artwork rather than duplicates, plus it comes boxed. This product's great but there's really no reason to buy Ruins Of The Wild when the Dungeon Tiles Master Set: The Wilderness is bigger and better (and cheaper). Unless you really, really want the paper cover which shows terrain examples. Save your pennies and go buy Dungeon Tiles Master Set: The Wilderness instead.
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