Downloadable Dungeon Tiles

[Sammelsurum]

I found a heap of these on the internet sometime ago. I put the ones I liked in my favorites and downloaded a few.
Now I have two pdf files with printable walls in color that I like, and I have no clue where I got them.
Is there anyone here who´s really into this who I can mail the files, and maybe get an answer to where I can get more?

Please help!

 

[DMaple]

I might be able to find them for you, mail me at unit7@hotmail.com although I think hotmail has a file size limit if that appears to be a problem just email me at that address and I'll give you an alternative e-mail to send to.

Make sure you put something like Dugeon Tiles in the subject as I tend to delete most of my hotmail emails as 95% of it is junk mail.

Dave

 

[omedon]

Skeleton Key Games has free Dungeon Tiles to download, though I think they are different from the ones you mentioned. Also WotC has some paper scenery on their site, such as huts, and towers, as well as downloadable chainmail terrain; which you can find a link to on the EN World news page.

 

[Wulf Ratbane]

Here is a very nice link.

http://www.aginsinn.com/tiles.html

This site belongs to Ron Shirtz, the gentleman who produces the tiles that Dragon occasionally includes.

I just recently printed out a bunch of these for use in the "Lazy Days" campaign that I run. (Story Hour plug...)


Wulf

 

[Sammelsurum]

Thanks for all the help! DMaple, I´ve sent you an email. Wulf, that´s a great link although I´d already seen it. Thanks anyway.
Skeleton Key and Wotc are also good.

Got any more links? Feel free to post! (especially counters, especially of orcs. who can afford buying 30ish orc miniatures?)

 

[omedon]

Sammelsurum, you are not the only one to run into the problem of expensive and hard to store miniatures. Though I haven't seen an abundance of counters on the net, there are several solutions available to you.

WotC included some with Into the Darkness an introductory adventure for DnD, and Fiery Dragon Productions included some in a free adventure called Himrak War Party which you can download from the Fiery Dragon site.

Other than that you might want to check out the awesome Counter Collections I & II also by Fiery Dragon. Each contains 450 counters with multiple copies of popular monsters (there are 20 Orcs in CC1 if I recall correctly ) and are a great value. The counter collections are illustrated by Claudio Pozas. You can check out some samples of his work here. You can also find Claudio’s counters in several FDP adventures including the amazing Of Sound Mind by Kevin “Piratecat” Kulp.

Dungeon Magazine has been including Counters with their magazine recently. You can find them in Issues: #85, 86, 88, 89, and 90. They are missing from the current issue #91 but they are slated to reappear in issue #92.

The D&D Adventure game also comes with a small assortment of counters with the same art style as the ones found in Into the Darkness. Some people also seem to be fond of Steve Jackson Games Cardboard Heroes.

I hope this helps.

Omedon