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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SkeletonKey Ed" data-source="post: 175380" data-attributes="member: 2026">Greetings all,The initial $30 investment of the steel board can be avoided if you have a metal card table or a magnet receptive dry erase board.  Once you have a metal board (or two) you don't need another.  After that, I think the tile sets are a bargain.  You can hand the pieces to the players as you describe the room and have them build it or have it set up ahead of time, whatever.  They set up very fast with a little bit of prior planning.Here is the full blurb from the site:Adventure Tiles™ are magnetic terrain tiles for use with any role playing game. Each set contains tiles of various sizes that are divided into one-inch grids and laminated for their protection. Combine Adventure Tiles™ with miniatures or other game pieces to set the stage for your role-playing encounters, or mix multiple sets and create a sprawling dungeon. Dry-erase markers can be used to highlight spell range, mark traps or make encounter notes.Cheers -Ed BourelleSkeletonKey GamesOh yea, the downloads can be cut out and held down where they meet the magnetic pieces, you can use magnetic tape or you can print them out on magnetic sheets (ink jet safe and made by Avery I think).</blockquote>