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There is nothing cool to see HERE. Seriously though, I was dissapointed that the tiles in the starter set didn't link up into something. There aren't enough tiles to make an entire dungeon that makes any sense which is why I use my own. It's not hard to come up with any special rules for for...

e-Adventure Tiles: Dungeons Vol. 1 is now available from SkeletonKey Games This set features 25 tiles and will be expanded upon in the future with Dungeons Vol. 2 and Dungeon Encounter sets. Check out the FREE expansion tile available here. Crypt of Blood, which connects directly with...

I'm glad you enjoy them, BFG. Everyone should check out this link to a review of two of the e-Adventure Tiles sets at Silven Crossroads. http://www.silven.com/adnd.asp?case=show&id=158 Cheers - Ed Bourelle SkeletonKey Games

Two more free e-Adventure Tiles have been posted to support Wilderness Ruins and Cave Chambers. Downlod them here! And don't forget to check out the entire line of e-Adventure Tiles at RPGnow.com Cheers - Ed Bourelle SkeletonKey Games

Take your miniatures outside with e-Adventure Tiles: Wilderness Ruins. Explore a crumbling ruin and unravel the mysteries of its former inhabitants or come face to face with the creatures that now call it home. This set contains 16 six by nine inch tiles (six square feet!) that can be assembled...

I used PhotoShop. - Ed

Another cool technique for drawing the map is to take a bamboo shish kebob skewer or a chopstick dipped into India ink and uses that in place of a pencil or pen. Even just doing it with a paintbrush can give you a more authentic feel. Cheers - Ed Bourelle SkeletonKey Games

I may know a thing or two. Take a piece of paper and wad it up. Flatten it out. Repeat. Brew some tea or coffee and submerge the paper in it for 10 seconds or so. Do several pieces of paper this way, let them dry on a flat surface and choose your favorite. Water color washes work well for this...

Geeze, shadownlight, I'm glad you like it. How did I do it? It is a combination of 12 years using PhotoShop, a large library of satellite photos and a Wacom tablet. Perhaps there is some talent involved as well, I try real hard :p One of the most important things to making an image look unique...

Thanks, Joe and Anna. This map was a blast to work on! It was a great change of pace from the typical dungeon, city or country side. I am very excited to get this book into my hands, it is one of the most unique and refreshing settings I have seen in a while. All of Roel's sea-babe...

Sorry about that, BRET. :p I fixed it. Everyone else, go buy GF5 :D Cheers - Ed Bourelle SkeletonKey Games

Here is a quick overview of the chapters that you will find in Orcs: Legacy of Blood. I’m pulling this all from memory so someone please correct me if I’m wrong. Aggression: An Overview of the Orcish Lifestyle – by Bret Boyd This chapters covers the life of an orc from birth to death...

Thanks, Wulf. There are a lot more tile sets in the works but no current plans for more magnetic tiles. Cheers - Ed

At GenCon this summer I only purchased one d20 product. Only one product (that I didn't already have) stood out enough for me to put my money down on. That book was Monsters of Endless Dark. MoED has been one of the most enjoyable d20 product reads that I have and I have used it a few times in...

Here is a sample setup from Cave Chambers. Cheers - Edward Bourelle SkeletonKey Games

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