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Storing D&D Dungeon Tiles?
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Thrommel
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I picked up a Plano 28-compartment StowAway tray at Target last night for six bucks. Here's a link.
I have four sets and all the components fit in there except the 'full page' tiles and the 20' x 40' ones. Everything else is neatly sorted and at my fingertips. It's not as bulky as carrying around a tackle box but it's more organized and protective than dumping them into ziploc bags.
-Thrommel, who uses a smaller StowAway case for his D&D minis. And an even smaller one for his dice. And an even smaller one for his marbles. Man, I hate losing my marbles...
I have four sets and all the components fit in there except the 'full page' tiles and the 20' x 40' ones. Everything else is neatly sorted and at my fingertips. It's not as bulky as carrying around a tackle box but it's more organized and protective than dumping them into ziploc bags.
-Thrommel, who uses a smaller StowAway case for his D&D minis. And an even smaller one for his dice. And an even smaller one for his marbles. Man, I hate losing my marbles...
Woas
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I use an old shoe-box. I have organized all the tiles into respective groups (all the 4x4's together, 2x8's together, 4x8's together, etc.) and rubber-band them so they don't get messed up in the shoe-box during use/travel.
This is the best system I have come up with for myself thus far. Previously I was zip-loc bag'n it and I could never find what I needed without rolling a 20 on my Search checks.
I use an old shoe-box. I have organized all the tiles into respective groups (all the 4x4's together, 2x8's together, 4x8's together, etc.) and rubber-band them so they don't get messed up in the shoe-box during use/travel.
This is the best system I have come up with for myself thus far. Previously I was zip-loc bag'n it and I could never find what I needed without rolling a 20 on my Search checks.
Kristian Serrano
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About how many sets does one of these cases hold?Thrommel said:
Thrommel
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That's four sets. I could probably fit one more in there, it's not full to bursting.
The tiles that don't fit are the 20 x 40's and the full-pagers. But I can just keep those in some sort of sheet-keeper. Easy access and sorting are the important factors for me.
-Thrommel, who's thinking of making an entire adventure arc around these things.
The tiles that don't fit are the 20 x 40's and the full-pagers. But I can just keep those in some sort of sheet-keeper. Easy access and sorting are the important factors for me.
-Thrommel, who's thinking of making an entire adventure arc around these things.
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