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<blockquote data-quote="JackhammerJohn" data-source="post: 2015443" data-attributes="member: 20972">I agree with your assessment with this product.&nbsp; While I like the idea, the hodgepodge of buildings doesn't really add to the roleplaying experience, however there might be some use for DnD Minis.&nbsp; Originally, these cut outs and others were offered for free on the Wizard's of the Coast website.&nbsp; You could print out as many walls as you needed. The price isn't bad at ten bucks, but spending that amount to just get another wall (if that was your sole interest) gets expensive.The instructions are meager.&nbsp; By comparison, World Works Games offers detailed tutorials on their website and in each of their product packages.&nbsp; They have just branched out from pdf files and have delivered a cardstock product for about $40, and you get your monies worth, a huge dungeon that can be configured to your tastes, plus a cd rom so you can print out more items.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JackhammerJohn, post: 2015443, member: 20972"] I agree with your assessment with this product. While I like the idea, the hodgepodge of buildings doesn't really add to the roleplaying experience, however there might be some use for DnD Minis. Originally, these cut outs and others were offered for free on the Wizard's of the Coast website. You could print out as many walls as you needed. The price isn't bad at ten bucks, but spending that amount to just get another wall (if that was your sole interest) gets expensive. The instructions are meager. By comparison, World Works Games offers detailed tutorials on their website and in each of their product packages. They have just branched out from pdf files and have delivered a cardstock product for about $40, and you get your monies worth, a huge dungeon that can be configured to your tastes, plus a cd rom so you can print out more items. [/QUOTE]

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