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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LordNightwinter" data-source="post: 7146204" data-attributes="member: 32482">Preface with a few points:I own Dwarven Forge products.I backed both the Dungeon and Caverns Kickstarter campaigns.I have been running RPGs for 24 years.I am a sucker for all things RPG.I don't work for Dwarven Forge. (I felt I should say that after reading my post. lol)Having said all of that I absolutely adore my Dwarven Forge tiles. I use them almost every session. I bought in to the prepainted dungeon tiles and for the caverns one I actually traded with Stefan himself a painted reaper pledge (Kaladrax, the massive Dracolich. You can see it in the town kickstarter video in the background and on top of a shelf in the Dwarvenaut. Shameless plug, I'm proud of how he turned out.) for an unpainted Caverns pledge. I'm a big painter. I painted the ice tiles myself but I regret not going down for the Dwarven Forge paint jobs on the caverns pledge. I'm no slouch in the way of painting (obviously since Stefan agreed to take my Kaladrax) but painting that many tiles is nuts. I still haven't even started my Cavern tiles yet! The pieces are solid, damn solid. They have survived the table, being thrown, my cat (the turd), and most importantly many, many game sessions. My daughter and I play with the tiles and miniatures quite frequently. She loves playing with "Daddy's Dungeon". So the fact that the paint jobs have survived her (she's 7 now) attests to the quality. Honestly you don't "NEED" a huge amount, as you can just repurpose the tiles for multiple rooms. You could always just build the encounter rooms out and not the whole dungeon. Anyway that's my two cents, they're an awesome investment.</blockquote>

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