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I agree. I do notice and recognize that you may have been taking this critique into account, as you've moved up from showing just two tiles to four, but I have to agree with Marco it's still too few to make a judgment in most cases. Map Packs are seriously hindered in my buying process because of this -- I usually only ever buy them when (rarely) I get to visit a physical store and check the image on the back side. Online, not knowing what you're getting, is just too much of a risk.

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Thanks for listening - additional pictures are very useful. Any chance of adding additional images for some of the existing packs? There are a few I am considering purchasing as PDF's with the Holiday discount but lack enough information.
+1
I think it would be positive for sales if the older map tiles would show all 18 tiles.
There are a lot ones where i am on the fence of buying them or not and if one or two of the yet unshown tiles are up my alley, i´ll probably buy most.
I realize this will take time and wo/manpower, would be cool if this could be done over the course of 2017.
Have a nice x-mas, everyone!

edxerox |

The pics make a real difference to my buying these because as a DM in the UK I can plan encounters based on the pics well before the product comes out & before I buy. Other websites such as Amazon rarely show the back cover and my FLGS does not stock map packs, so I rely on the Paizo images. Since they stopped posting the pics my purchases of map packs has reduced quite a bit. Good to see them back.

skizzerz |

I'd feel cheated if this had empty tiles, it is called desert sites. I'd rather see something like that in a "basic terrain multi-pack 2" flip mat which contains a blank desert side (among other blanks that aren't present in the first terrain pack, like sky), and you can layer these tiles on top of that.

Tarilonte |

I'd feel cheated if this had empty tiles, it is called desert sites. I'd rather see something like that in a "basic terrain multi-pack 2" flip mat which contains a blank desert side (among other blanks that aren't present in the first terrain pack, like sky), and you can layer these tiles on top of that.
Exactly. I would love to see a dedicated empty desert flipmat. Otherwise this set is not very useful

Stephen Radney-MacFarland Designer |

I'd feel cheated if this had empty tiles, it is called desert sites. I'd rather see something like that in a "basic terrain multi-pack 2" flip mat which contains a blank desert side (among other blanks that aren't present in the first terrain pack, like sky), and you can layer these tiles on top of that.
Those are not blank. One is footprints leading through the sand, the other are the footprints that lead to skeletal remains. I think both of those count as sites you can find in a desert, though often temporary.
Good gaming.

skizzerz |

skizzerz wrote:I'd feel cheated if this had empty tiles, it is called desert sites. I'd rather see something like that in a "basic terrain multi-pack 2" flip mat which contains a blank desert side (among other blanks that aren't present in the first terrain pack, like sky), and you can layer these tiles on top of that.Those are not blank. One is footprints leading through the sand, the other are the footprints that lead to skeletal remains. I think both of those count as sites you can find in a desert, though often temporary.
Good gaming.
Thanks for the reply Stephen. I didn't mean to imply that those two tiles did not constitute a "site." My comment was referring to me being against a theoretical inclusion of a completely blank tile in this set, as I'd much prefer to see a blank desert flip-mat for a larger desert surface area (just the sand background pattern, so that we could lay these tiles on top of it to add our own features where we want them).
Any plans on getting something like that on the product roster? :)