Man, I freakin' love these new Dungeon Tiles

[Felon]

Haven't seen anyone else raving yet, but man this is my favorite product in a long time. The tiles not only look great, but they look built to last. Nice and thick! They come bound in a paper binder, which on the inside provides three sample dungeons made from the set (just to give a DM some ideas). And best of all, the price is right. Nine bucks for a nice, sturdy, physical product.

To WotC: more please!

 

[ShinHakkaider]

Haven't seen anyone else raving yet, but man this is my favorit product in a long time. The tiles not only look great, but they look built to last. Nice and thick! They come bound in a paper binder, which on the inside it provides three example dungeons that can be made (just to give a DM some ideas). And best of all, the price is right. Nine bucks for a nice, sturdy physical product.

To WotC: more please!

Yeah I picked these up on Friday. They are pretty nice, thick and just the right price. I'm gonna pick up at least two more packs of these.

Good going WOTC.

 

[MerricB]

Haven't seen anyone else raving yet, but man this is my favorit product in a long time. The tiles not only look great, but they look built to last. Nice and thick! They come bound in a paper binder, which on the inside it provides three example dungeons that can be made (just to give a DM some ideas). And best of all, the price is right. Nine bucks for a nice, sturdy physical product.

To WotC: more please!

There are three further sets announced so far.

I'm very much looking forward to seeing the dungeon tiles for real.

Cheers!

 

[Valicor]

I jus tgot a set of them Yesterday, we used them for the first time tonight, they where good. At first I was skeptical about them because u couldn't see all the different pieces but once we used it we were all pleased with it. Not enough tiles for what we need though, so I will be buying atleast one more pack of them.

I recomend pickign this one up.

 

[Agamon]

Hmmm. I use Tact-Tiles. Would these things work well in conjunction? I can certainly see getting use out of the prop peices, but the tiles, I'm not so sure. It says they're laminated. Can you draw on them with either wet-erase or dry-erase markers?

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

How do these compare, pricewise to the PDF tile sets out there nowadays?

 

[Blustar]

Did they come with random dungeon rules? Am I to assume that these suckers are out already? Wher can I get these Dmless random dungeon rules I keep hearing about. (for instance, James Wyatt's site) Or are these just the dungeon delve rules using the the system from THe Miniatures Handbook?


Blue

 

[Treebore]

I like the item cards I picked up at GenCon too. I don't think they are in general release, and they are Paizo, not WOTC.

I've kind of been getting these card stocks for a while now through PAizo's GameMastery adventure lines that includes "real" miniatures, ie metal instead of plastic.

So I am definitely going to buy 3 or 4 of each WOTC card stock dungeon packs, and a few of the PAIZO item cards. Especially since they provide a space on the back of each card for you to say if it is special in any way.
I'm not collecting!

The cards should be available soon. If not already.

 

[Felon]

Hmmm. I use Tact-Tiles. Would these things work well in conjunction? I can certainly see getting use out of the prop peices, but the tiles, I'm not so sure. It says they're laminated. Can you draw on them with either wet-erase or dry-erase markers?

I haven't tried, but I don't imagine markers would show up very well on these tiles. That's not what they're designed for. If you've got a pit, fountain, glyph, or pile of debris in the middle of the room, you don't draw it. You lay down the appropriate tile (on top of a larger room tile). Some of the tiles are dark on one side, allowing you to make a big room to be whittled down to custom dimensions.

 

[Felon]

How do these compare, pricewise to the PDF tile sets out there nowadays?

I've no idea what you get from a PDF, but nine bucks for the kind of thick, sturdy card stock that I doubt most of our printers' rollers can handle seems like a great deal to me.

You can't build a mega-dungeon out of one pack. You can do at least a couple of rooms at a time though, breaking them down as you clean them out and move on.