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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SlyFlourish" data-source="post: 4708282" data-attributes="member: 54840">Its funny that you label the use of Dungeon Tiles as a constraint but from your comment of "crappy Dungeon Tiles" I see it isn't so much a complaint against the book as it is the tiles.I'm actually surprised that this is the first product of Wizards that directly uses the tiles. After all, they are a single company that produces both products. As an owner of the tile sets, it always bothered me that their own adventures didn't use them at least SOME of the time. After all, if Wizards own designers can't use them in their published adventures, why would we?I'm a huge fan of the Dungeon Delve for the reasons you mention. It is a toolbox for DMs seeking quick one-night adventures to either throw into their campaign as a side trek or to run as a single night adventure. I plan on using the hell out of it.I'm really hoping we see this as a regular product line. I think there's a lot of room for it and I'd also like to see more delves released as part of Dungeon Magazine.For those who prefer more polished full-length adventures, there are tons and tons of them between Wizards adventures and those published in Dungeon every month.</blockquote>