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I had great fun painting these figs. The sculpts were very well done, with some interesting details.

We ran the adventure, the only thing was the limitations imposed by the size of the tiles. With a party of four, and each tile basically representing a "room" in the dungeon, things got a little crowded.

But the quality of the tiles and the figs, and the adaptable nature of the adventure far outshine that little problem. It was certainly an excellent value.

I'm glad I purchased it.

We purchased this map pack from our local game store for our Age of Worms campaigns, so we'd have tactical maps for any wilderness encounters.

As soon as we got a look at them, we wanted to put them to use immediately. We used the Coaching Inn tiles for the first floor of Balabar Smenk's manor house and it worked great.

The gem of the tiles, though is the rickety footbridge over the rapids. The bird's eye view of the steep caverns provide an encounter setting that would make Indiana Jones envious.

The renderings are superior to the tactical maps that came with Wizards' old Chainmail miniatures, and the maps work great with Reaper and D&D Miniatures figs. They are made of quality card stock.

The only reason the map pack isn't 5-stars is the fact that once you open the shrink-wrap pack, there's no way to keep the tiles organized and in good condition. The map pack really needs an envelope to help carry the tile cards.