Two new e-Adventure Tiles sets from SkeletonKey Games

SkeletonKey Games has released two new sets of e-Adventure Tiles.

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Take your favorite game into the depths of horror with the Crypt of Blood. Fresh blood flows among the centuries old sarcophagi and the aura of evil permeates the tomb’s structure. What is the secret of the Blood Gate? And who is the master of this domain? A vampire? A demon? Something Worse?

Only you can decide.

This e-Adventure Tile set contains 11 six by six inch square tiles, for nearly three square feet of adaptable, interchangeable, and ready-to-use adventure terrain (and that is only counting each tile once - you can print them as much as you like)! Future sets will even contain bonus tiles that allow different Tile sets to be seamlessly linked together.

e-Adventure Tiles: Crypt of Blood is available at http://www.rpgnow.com/default.php?manufacturers_id=433

Product: e-Adventure Tiles: Crypt of Blood
Publisher: SkeletonKey Games
Designer: Edward Bourelle
Product Code: SKG102e
Retail: $3.99

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e-Adventure Tiles: Cave Chambers expands on our Cave Passages set with 22 more six-by-six-inch square tiles. That’s over five square feet of tiles for use with your favorite RPGs and miniatures games.

e-Adventure Tiles: Cave Chambers is available at http://www.rpgnow.com/default.php?manufacturers_id=433

Product: e-Adventure Tiles: Cave Chambers
Publisher: SkeletonKey Games
Designer: Edward Bourelle
Product Code: SKG103e
Retail: $6.99

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New preview tiles for both of these sets are available at the SkeletonKey Games download page. http://www.skeletonkeygames.com/downloads.html

Here is a sample crypt made up of 6 tiles from the Crypt of Blood.

Here is a sample setup from Cave Chambers.

Cheers -

Edward Bourelle
SkeletonKey Games

ED--

Just want to say how cool your stuff is. It makes me wish, even more than usual, that I had more time for playing (and DMing).

I still want it printed on magnetic tiles, though.


Wulf

Thanks, Wulf.

There are a lot more tile sets in the works but no current plans for more magnetic tiles.

Cheers - Ed