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<blockquote data-quote="Positronica" data-source="post: 5324349" data-attributes="member: 70471">I wasn't talking about that one.&nbsp; Look at the bottom left sheet in the second photo.&nbsp; There's a 1x1 tile on that sheet that has some sort of blue square pattern on it.&nbsp; The tile is black on the reverse.The sarcophagus artwork is from DT7, but in that set, it was a 2x2 piece.Sorry, I meant beds, not &quot;beads&quot;.&nbsp; There's a 2x8 tile with 4 beds on it.&nbsp; Its on the second from the right sheet in the bottom row in the second photo.Correct, but the point is there's a handful of tiles in there that aren't straight reprints of previous tiles.&nbsp; For someone who already has multiple copies of every previous set, this set might have limited use, but some of the pieces in it will still be handy.&nbsp; The 2x8 tile with the beds on it for example, could only be recreated by having purchased 4 copies of DT7, and the 3x3 and 5x5 tiles provide a few more options for constructing odd sized rooms without having to string a bunch of smaller tiles together.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Positronica, post: 5324349, member: 70471"] I wasn't talking about that one. Look at the bottom left sheet in the second photo. There's a 1x1 tile on that sheet that has some sort of blue square pattern on it. The tile is black on the reverse. The sarcophagus artwork is from DT7, but in that set, it was a 2x2 piece. Sorry, I meant beds, not "beads". There's a 2x8 tile with 4 beds on it. Its on the second from the right sheet in the bottom row in the second photo. Correct, but the point is there's a handful of tiles in there that aren't straight reprints of previous tiles. For someone who already has multiple copies of every previous set, this set might have limited use, but some of the pieces in it will still be handy. The 2x8 tile with the beds on it for example, could only be recreated by having purchased 4 copies of DT7, and the 3x3 and 5x5 tiles provide a few more options for constructing odd sized rooms without having to string a bunch of smaller tiles together. [/QUOTE]

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