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Oh yeah... I'll might also try and do another 'dungeon dressing' download with maybe a few statues... or some treasure... or whatever ...so simple stuff (i.e. things that I'll be able to draw) like that might be good to hear about too :)

A recent thread (started by mps42) concerning some dungeon tiles I drew a few years back, has got me in the mood to have a go at creating a few more :) So I was thinking of expanding this set: PDF Dungeon Tiles However, rather than just drawing up a few more that I 'think' might be useful, I...

I don't know how much help this will be, but if you're considering a simple conversion or two then the plastic GW beastmen mini's come with a lot of different horns that might be usable... ...here's a picture I found of the whole sprue - you can see the horns on the top right...

So I was going to draw up a few more of these 'waterway' tiles this week, but unfortunately my desktop computer has died :( However it looks like I have been able to save the contents of the hard-drive... and as such I've updated the website with the pdf mentioned above and also this new one...

Looks pretty good. I suppose something similar could be done to make them into a 'river of blood' kinda thing too.

:) in that case... here's a slightly different version I've been playing around with...

The floor parts did take quite some time to set up initially, as I have actually drawn the shape of each individual stone in Adobe Illustrator. I did this numerous times so that I then have around 20 individual 1x1" tiles than I can piece together to make the various shaped rooms without too...

:) Either that or they have had the 'cleaners' in...

OK, so the sewer tiles I mentioned yesterday don't really look much like a dirty sewer at all now that I've checked them again :( ...but they still might be usable as some kind of waterway in a dungeon or something like that. Anyway I've put them together in a pdf file (I only had to draw a...

Glad you like 'em :) Unfortunately I've not created any more of that style for a while now, but I've just been checking through some old files on one of my hard-drives (as I've been giving the website a bit of a facelift over the past few days, and as a result I have all my old stuff at hand)...

I drew a few medieval townhouse style maps a while back (D&Dified to a 5ft grid of course), and posted them in the art gallery section of the forum. They're pretty basic, but they might be of interest - so here's the links to the images to save you time (rather than searching for my old post :)...

That's true - it's only really going to be of use if it is applied to a single encounter area. To be honest I was a little wary about buying a large magnetic white-board, as those things can get rather expensive - especially since I wasn't 100% sure how the whole thing would work out :) The...

There's not much to tell really. I explained things a little over in this post over in the art/mini's forum: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showpost.php?p=4423910&postcount=33 ...and so I'd be happy to try and answer any further questions over there if you like (rather than hijack this thread any...

Agreed :) The tiles that came with games like 'Advanced HeroQuest' were better, but IMO the current WotC line is probably the best (and sturdiest) to date :D (and not all that expensive either). The only real issue I personally have with these dungeon-tiles (or any other tiles for that matter)...

Various companies have put out similar stuff in the past, even GamesWorkshop used to do a few sets a long time ago (on thin cardstock), but yeah it's a pity that WotC didn't come out with the current ('official D&D') line sooner. I remember when I first picked up the 3.0 books and decided to...

It's probably worth mentioning that Dire Tombs is a nice set - but the flooring is a completely different colour to that of the other dungeon sets (and thus not very interchangeable unless you are happy to ignore the fact that some tiles will be a greyish colour and others will be a sandy...

This post isn't really about miniatures, but it is related to them, and so I thought I would include it here rather than starting a new thread… Anyway... ...so far I have purchased one of each of the dungeon tile sets that WotC has put out, and on the whole I quite like them (I'm not too...

Not a problem :) Maybe if I had duplicates... (though doubtful - as I'm a bit of a hoarder I'm afraid) but in any case, I only have the one.

I have 4 of the mini's you listed... so here's a quick pic of those: http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l159/csp_kris/klaus1.jpg from left to right... human wanderer / knight of the chalice / Alusair Obarskyr / Ragnara (note that the knight of the chalice looks like a male elf to me) I hope...

As a DM I will generally go a bit overboard with maps of most kinds (i.e. a campaign map, settlement maps, location maps, building maps, dungeon maps) as I like to know what/who is where, and where 'x' is situated in relation to 'y', and how long it would take to get there etc. ...even if such...