D&D Minis Dungeon Tiles

[Alisair Longreach]

Earlier this year the Mushroom Tangle Dungeon Tile was included with a Dragon Magazine. I love that tile because it is useful in some D&D adventures and it is an additional dungeon Tile for the minis game.

I would love it if more Dungeon Tiles could be included with Dragon Magazine, especially those from the retailer promo kits.

Maybe a tile pack with 4 or 6 Dungeon Tiles could be included with a Dragon with a 1 dollar price increase to cover the printing cost.

[Fleetfang]

I agree. The Mushroom tile was very cool. The other four that came out later in the year as color sidebars were not nearly as groovy. Me like cardstock.

[Wurm]

Those tiles would be good pdf downloads...

[Squid]

I would love to see more tiles for the minis game in Dragon, especially with the new starter sets coming out. Any chance of this happening?

Squid

[Mister Unfortunate]

Personally, I'd prefer to see more of the large foldout maps we used to get. Several of those have gotten a lot of use in my game, especially the arena and the two-part town street. IMO those are useful to more people than miniatures tiles would be - although I'm certainly not saying those should never be included.

[Quex Ul]

Mister Unfortunate posted:

"Personally, I'd prefer to see more of the large foldout maps we used to get. Several of those have gotten a lot of use in my game, especially the arena and the two-part town street. IMO those are useful to more people than miniatures tiles would be - although I'm certainly not saying those should never be included."

I love the big fold-outs. It would make me buy 2 so i could connect them. like the street maps that were around at the begining of the adventure path.

[Seeker95]

That you are reading this means you can access literally hundreds of free tiles. Use www.google.com and search under "dungeon tile" (without the quotes).

Or go to dunjinni.com and check out the user art files.

[Sword of Cyric]

Wurm wrote:

Those tiles would be good pdf downloads...

According to some WotC guy from the Mini Team, these tiles will eventually all end up as free downloads at WotC's mini site, just like the tiles from the first retailer kits did.

They will however kept exclusive for the kits for some time, so that the people having those kit can enjoy their exclusive tiles for a few month, before these tiles will be avaible to everyone

[Alien Gunfighter]

Dungeon tiles for D&D minis can be found at http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/mi/20041007b . One of them is labelled "mushroom tangle," which may be what you're looking for.

[Jason Bulmahn]

Hey there all,

In the futurre, I am hoping to get more terrain tiles AND poster maps in Dragon magazine. I am a real fan of the miniatures game and would love to see support for it that is cool for not only the Mini game player but the average Roleplayer as well. I will try to keep everyone updated...

[Mckalf]

Mister Unfortunate wrote:

Personally, I'd prefer to see more of the large foldout maps we used to get. Several of those have gotten a lot of use in my game, especially the arena and the two-part town street. IMO those are useful to more people than miniatures tiles would be - although I'm certainly not saying those should never be included.

what issue of Dragon or dungeon did you get the Two part city street out of. I recently gamed with it and loved it. I looked at the map and saw 2003 on it but couldn't get the month or if it was a Dragon or dungeon issue. Can you help me out please sir

[Chris Manos]

OK Explain what you are looking for...size, etc.

I'd be happy to make up some tiles in Dunjinni and post them here for download. Just print them on card stock and you are ready to go.

[Chris Manos]

Do with as you please and feel free to request more.

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