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SWSE Galaxy Tiles?
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Dice4Hire
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I bought them a while ago, and they are heavy on whitish room tiles (good) bridges over endless drops (good for throwing emperors down) and some technological backdrops like computer workstations and even a tie fighter.
http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/234507-dungeon-tiles-photos-4.html
Post 126 for pictures.
Would it be worth having more than one set, say 3 or 4?
Patryn of Elvenshae
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Yes; I bought three sets when they came out, and actually wish I had a couple more. I might get more, now that I'm thinking of it.
It's a shame that, unlike the Dungeon Tiles product, these never really took off and the second set, Imperial Stations (IIRC), was never made.
The only problem I have with the sets, and this might be a reason for their failure, is that they're just a little *too* generic. Lots of corridors and empty rooms, not enough set-dressing.
Compared to the SW Minis maps (which are, largely, some great works of gaming art), they're very sparse.
It's a shame that, unlike the Dungeon Tiles product, these never really took off and the second set, Imperial Stations (IIRC), was never made.
The only problem I have with the sets, and this might be a reason for their failure, is that they're just a little *too* generic. Lots of corridors and empty rooms, not enough set-dressing.
Compared to the SW Minis maps (which are, largely, some great works of gaming art), they're very sparse.
