"Home-made Dungeon tiles" Topic

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Dementation	04 Feb 2015 12:57 a.m. PST
Hello! Following the expert guidance of TheDMGinfo, I managed to put these tiles togethter, dungeon terrain is also on it's way. A few more close-ups and some action shots from a recent playtest on the blog: lasersandbroadswords.blogspot.com/2015/02/fantasy-fivecore-and-dungeon-tiles.html
JimDuncanUK	04 Feb 2015 4:20 a.m. PST
Here's how I do mine. link
Sgt Slag	04 Feb 2015 8:20 a.m. PST
Nice work, Dementation. Looks like you have quite a bit done for your modular works. I'd play on that. When's the next session? Cheers!
Great War Ace	04 Feb 2015 9:08 a.m. PST
I've never been that ambitious. My solution to randomize a dungeon is grey felt, with "Sharpie" grids laid out on them. A stack of different rooms and passageways is the least space demanding, never breaks or wears out, and can be added to at need. Once I also had some black felt cut into caverns for a "cave crawl" scenario. I used very small white dots to "grid" the whole thing. (but my cavern set has "walked"….)

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