The prison side is very good...but not excellent (see Dave the Barbarian's review for some thoughts).
Once again, the makers of these maps have tried the do-one-side-nicely-and-leave-the-other-side-blank.
I have researched this map, and for the time being, I have not purchased it. (Why spend hard earned money for a half-baked job?)
They could have done a DUNGEON on the back (the secret prison escape route...), or another prison...even a prison half in ruins, or caves, or even a house for some pixies...the makers seem to lack imagination.
Some maps are a double whammy of goodness on both sides!
Not this one....
One star loss for good but not great prison.
Two star loss for blank side (oh, how dreadfully dull).
This double-sided dungeon is VALUABLE and NICE to behold.
This one puts the DUNGEON back in the game.
It's prime feature is it has TWO usable sides (unlike so many others with one usable side and a rinse & repeat clippings OR 'just empty terrain' again).
Another only-one-side-is-good map....
One side is good and the other side is just empty terrain.
They need more ARTWORK on the "just empty terrain" sides.
This could have used a cave, fallen trees, a small trail, a ring of boulders, a hut, a pit, a pond, quicksand/mudpit, campfire, a gazebo, ruins, rocky outcropping....
Here is another surefire idea: they could put a dungeon on the back. Dungeons are ALWAYS useful.
Another only-one-side-is-good map....
One side is good and the other side is virtually the same.
I wish they would put a dungeon on the back of these Rinse & Repeat maps. Dungeons are ALWAYS useful.
Most of you know that one side of the Flip-Maps tends to dynamite...and the other side tends to be just a notch above a dud (e.g., the theater)...you know, repeating artwork of the clip and paste and paste and paste and paste and paste variety.
Success at last! Hats off to Corey Macourek for his double-sided grand work of art!
(We buy the double-sided usable one...single-sided, well, sometimes.)
