Twisting dungeons reach endlessly into the dark, and only the bravest dare to explore how deep they go! No Game Master wants to spend time drawing every ancient wall and cracking passage. Fortunately, with Paizo Publishing’s latest Pathfinder Map Pack, you don’t have to! This line of gaming accessories provides simple and elegant tools for the busy Game Master. Inside, you’ll find 18 captivating 5" × 8" map tiles that can be combined into a variety of ominous passages, including:
Columned Hall
Columned Intersection
Crumbling Corridor
Darklands Descent
Mineshaft Connection
Webbed Corner
Pathfinder Map Pack: Dungeon Corridors even links up with Map Pack: Mines, allowing you to create a hidden labyrinth as elaborate as you can imagine and ensuring you’ll always be ready no matter what dungeon your adventurers decide to delve!
Wet, dry, and permanent markers erase from the tiles! With revised packaging that includes a reusable box for easy storage, Map Packs have never been so useful!
ISBN-13: 978-1-60125-579-2
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The art quality is brilliant, the corridors and elbows great, but 2 4-way intersections and no T-intersection is just odd.
Not to mention the 8"x5" tile size makes it difficult at times to map out proper dungeons etc.. Yes I have bought 2 sets of this product but only to try and make maps fit the sizing & lack of T-intersections.
This product would have had a higher rating with some T-intersections included. 5-star would have been if the tile size was more compatible with dungeon layouts.
Just like the rooms, the graphic quality is great. Wet and dry erase work well. The pieces are a bit thin and are easily knocked about (no different than any other map pack), but that isn't so bad. The reason for the two star review on this product is its dimensions. Previous map packs dealt with larger, open areas so I never really noticed this before, but 8"x5" is a really weird size. Seriously, very weird. Because every one of these pieces is necessarily off center in one dimension or another, it is actually pretty flipping difficult to get them to line up reasonably.
I have, several times, tried to work out a dungeon map and given up in annoyance as I try to get the silly asymmetrical pieces to do what I want. I am seriously considering taking a paper cutter to my map packs and chopping them into sizes that make sense.
I love the cross-map-pack synergy, and that these play to the strength of the product design (tiles), but I'm curious:
* Why not make the passages enter/leave the tiles at the same spot on each tile?
* Why so many repeats? Four (4) four-way junctions, but now T junctions etc.?
On perhaps the intention is that the tiles be overlapped?
Jhaeman is correct. We opted for the new product format based on the general success of the flip-mats and the commentary we received over the years regarding the map packs. We feel the Flip-Tiles are a much better formatted and designed product and we are encouraged by the community's embrace of the products.
In fact, we are getting close-ish to the first expansion selling out. Based on our most recent sales data, PZO4074 FT: Dungeon Perils Expansion will likely be OOP in the next few months.
Jhaeman is correct. We opted for the new product format based on the general success of the flip-mats and the commentary we received over the years regarding the map packs. We feel the Flip-Tiles are a much better formatted and designed product and we are encouraged by the community's embrace of the products.
In fact, we are getting close-ish to the first expansion selling out. Based on our most recent sales data, PZO4074 FT: Dungeon Perils Expansion will likely be OOP in the next few months.
That's great to hear, Jeff!
Any chance for a new "Going, going, gone" blog in the near future, now that the inventory is done?
I'd love to know what i have to buy before it's sold out. :-)
Jhaeman is correct. We opted for the new product format based on the general success of the flip-mats and the commentary we received over the years regarding the map packs. We feel the Flip-Tiles are a much better formatted and designed product and we are encouraged by the community's embrace of the products.
In fact, we are getting close-ish to the first expansion selling out. Based on our most recent sales data, PZO4074 FT: Dungeon Perils Expansion will likely be OOP in the next few months.
That's great to hear, Jeff!
Any chance for a new "Going, going, gone" blog in the near future, now that the inventory is done?
I'd love to know what i have to buy before it's sold out. :-)
Hey Marco, Rick is working on more regularly scheduled GGG blogs and a permanent GGG page for the site that's regularly updated as well.