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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Imaculata" data-source="post: 6911643" data-attributes="member: 6801286">Same here. I bet Hero Quest was a gateway to D&D for many people.And those awesome props from that game are still perfect for dressing up your D&D dungeons. In fact, I use some of the dungeon iconography from Hero Quest when drawing my dungeons in Photoshop.I love DM Scotty. He has an awesome channel with really good tips on how to easily make your own cheap, but cool looking, dungeon terrain. And another thing he does that I like, is how he makes the walls not tall. They are basically little more than raised edges around a room or tunnel. They are a mere suggestion of where the walls are, without getting in the way of seeing and moving the miniatures.</blockquote>