Does anyone have Dungeon Tiles II yet?

[Rhuvein]

I liked the first set a lot, so I'm really looking forward to getting this new set!

 

[Olaf the Stout]

I saw these for the first time in the flesh at my FLGS yesterday. They certainly look very sturdy and for some reason are a lot bigger than I expected them to be. I can't wait for the 2 first release sets that I have ordered to get here now!

Olaf the Stout

 

[Felon]

Anyway, as promised here's a rundown on the contents:

1 plain 10 x 8 floor
reverse: small tower, first floor

1 10 x 8 room with three summoning circles, two cages, two tables
reverse: small tower, second floor

4 x 8 wide corrider, with 4 statues
4 x 4 blank stone
4 x 4 with runes in each square
2 x 4 blank stone
2 x 4 blank stone
reverse:
4 x 4 stone with large sigil
4 x 4 fiery vortex
4 x 8 pool of water with stone lip
2 x 4 stairs
2 x 4 flame wall

4 x 8 plain stone
4 x 4 plain stone
4 x 4 stone area with rune border and desk with chair
2 x 4 with 1 x 4 book case
2 x 4 with 1 x 4 book case
reverse:
4 x 4 blood soaked stone
4 x 8 fog cloud
4 x 4 scorched stone with skeleton
2 x 4 stairs
2 x 4 wall of gloom (?)

1 x 1 plain stone
(2) 1 x 2 plain stone
(3) 2 x 2 plain stone
(4) 2 x 4 plain stone
2 x 8 plain stone
reverse:
(2) 2 x 1 double doors
(2) 2 x 1 magic portals
2 x 2 spiked pit
(2) 2 x 2 flaming pit
2 x 4 dragon skeleton
2 x 4 fire wall
2 x 8 lighting wall
(2) 2 x 4 BIG double doors

1 x 1 stone floor
(4) 2 x 1 stone floor
(2) 2 x 2 stone floor
2 x 2 stone floor with runes
(4) 2 x 4 stone floor
2 x 8 stone floor
reverse:
2 x 8 pews with prayer rugs
(2) 2 x 4 black walls
2 x 4 broken double door
2 x 4 force door
(2) 2 x 2 webs
2 x 2 demonic maw
2 x 1 altar
(3) 2 x 1 doors
1 x 1 pile of skulls

I got my tiles yesterday and they're amazing. I only couple of qualms:

1) Doors are situated in the middle of a tile, so you have to make little hallways to every room--can't slap a adjoining doors on the side.

2) The list provided above should be accessable somewhere on the product sleeve. Back cover would be good.

 

[megamania]

Well, keep the Dungeon Tiles coming, but also get some Wilderness Tiles in the hopper. Seriously, I can map out a dungeon on a battlemat much more easily than I can manage a section forest with underbrush, trees of varying width and density, slopes, ravines, rivers, and so forth.

Setr four or five I think. I saw it somewhere... maybe the new 2007 previews.

 

[megamania]

I have three sets of the first one and they do well covering my 8x4 foot game table. I plan on at least two of each set from there. I have a second table that has become a catch all table. I may have to unbury it to create massive laid out dungeons now.

The other thing I really like that has not been mentioned is how well they work with the two beginners sets (Black dragon and the new blue dragon set). Then add in the miniature cards and the newer map series.....

But I still won't toss my battlemats ....

 

[megamania]

Set 1 Basic

Set 2 Arcane themed

Set 3 Dungeon Traps themed

Set 4 Woodlands themed (I believe)

Future sets-

I would love ships to be done. Have the deck be made from two large 8x10 sheets then do lower levels the same way.

Curved sets / more Traps is a must

Underground caverns: Underdark series. Natural caverns with pools of water and natural bridges and other things including cave-ins and the such.

There are just too many ideas for these and at the price one can not go wrong.

 

[Echohawk]

Here's a list of the four known sets so far:

• Dungeon Tiles, Set (August 2006)
• Dungeon Tiles, Set 2: Arcane Corridors (November 2006)
• Dungeon Tiles, Set 3: Hidden Crypts (January 2007)
• Dungeon Tiles, Set 4: Ruins of the Wild (May 2007)

 

[Treebore]

Excellent! Plus I believe at least two sets is the way to go, so you can easily use things on the flip side of another cool section.

 

[Treebore]

BTW, I have found Fat Dragon Games and Skeleton Key's tiles work well with these. I just wish I could print them on equally heavy board stock.

 

[Olaf the Stout]

BTW, I have found Fat Dragon Games and Skeleton Key's tiles work well with these. I just wish I could print them on equally heavy board stock.

That's great news since I just bought some of the Skeleton Key Games e-tiles as well as the Dungeon Tiles. I can mix and match until my heart's content.

Olaf the Stout