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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ferratus" data-source="post: 5032206" data-attributes="member: 55966">I love using heroscape tiles for 4e D&D.  They are easy to put together quickly for a random outdoor adventure, and the raised elevation of the heroscape tiles gives a real 3-D perspective.   I did a duegar ambush around the Minotaur Gate of Thunderspire Labyrinth just last session, and the Heroscape Tiles allowed me to make a scene that looked like the picture of the gate in the module.The hex system seems not to make much of a difference for how the game plays.  After all, there are only 5 players in a party so flanking isn't an issue.  The only real issue seems to be with large creatures, which have to awkwardly straddle three hexes.I wish there was square plastic interlocking tiles for interiors, I'd buy those over the dungeon tiles in a heartbeat.   The dungeon tiles themselves just leave me feeling frustrated.  They never stay together, and they never seem to have the right shape for what I want to do.</blockquote>