This may be the first dungeon tiles I buy, I'll have to see them assembled of course before making that decision.
Dungeon Tiles 'Harrowing Halls' to use 3D elements.
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The Little Raven
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I suspect its a permanent increase, as Amazon's listing for Deserts of Athas has the same increase.
If they're good, I'd like them to put out some ones for their other sets, like trees/bushes/rocks and such for their wilderness sets (Ruins of the Wild, Sinister Woods), and the like.
I like the Worldworks paper models and such (we built the Maiden ship for our pirate campaign), but its a lot of work to get anywhere with them.
Thunderfoot
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True, but actually I was referring to a lesser known series of modules (for some reason they didn't do that well.) They were released during the 1st ed stuff - I'll see if I can root around and find the names - I used to own two of them.
Edit - Found them - part of AC (Accessory) Mods - and I guess I owned both of them.
AC3 The Kidnapping of Princess Arelina - 1984 - Dungeon dressing
AC8 The Revenge of Rusak - 1985 - Outdoor models
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darjr
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In the wizards archive there is 'Foldup Paper Models: Compiled Archive'
Cool, but difficult to transport a lot of it.
Cool, but difficult to transport a lot of it.
Oooh! Is that the next tile set?
Excellent, then all I need is a Frostfell set and one with swamp tiles
The Little Raven
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Oooh! Is that the next tile set?
Excellent, then all I need is a Frostfell set and one with swamp tiles
The next set, after Harrowing Halls, is the Master Set, which appears to combine elements of the early out-of-print sets (DT1 and DT4 at a minimum) in a core set which will remain in print and double as a storage/transportation accessory.
The Athas/desert set is sometime after that. And I totally agree that a Swamp set, a Frost/Ice/Arctic set, and a beach/ocean/island set would be really nice to have.
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