Huzzah!
the link to the starter set leads me to the front page
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Along with these I would LOVE to see a BIGGER Flip-map of a Drow city on one side (showing the insides of the buildings) and a druegar city on the other, also showing the inside of some of the buildings! Wall areas would be a PLUS!
There is a minor typo in the description:
"These double-sided forest tiles come in convenient packaging for easy storage."
Looking forward to these, love the base set so far. :)
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Along with these I would LOVE to see a BIGGER Flip-map of a Drow city on one side (showing the insides of the buildings) and a druegar city on the other, also showing the inside of some of the buildings! Wall areas would be a PLUS!
Until Paizo produces one, check out this map set by Christopher West, who has done a lot of work w Paizo, especially back in the Dragon Magazine days - Maps of Mastery
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Update: The digital assets for this product have been updated to include JPGs for easier use with VTTs, in addition to the original PDF(s). If you already have the digital version of this product, you should be able to download the updated version from the Digital Content section of your account at your convenience. Enjoy!
Update: The digital assets for this product have been updated to include JPGs for easier use with VTTs, in addition to the original PDF(s). If you already have the digital version of this product, you should be able to download the updated version from the Digital Content section of your account at your convenience. Enjoy!
Unlike the JPG versions of other Flip-Tiles, these ones have tile ID numbers (such as "DA101A") included on the lower left corner of each tile, which makes them less clean than the other sets you have thus far give JPG updates for.
I was so thrilled with the Darklands starter set that I ordered both this Darkland Perils expansion and the Fire Caves expansion. Both of them arrived today, and I have some concerns. This Darkland Perils set includes 24 tiles like normal, for a total of 48 images, all of which are gorgeous, but of these 48 images fully 20 of them involve lava/magma. Given that we have an entire other expansion set devoted just to magma & lava hazards in the Fire Caves set, I fail to see why it was necessary to devote so much of this one to the very same hazard. Many of those tiles could have been used for some other image...for instance, two of them (and only 2) have caves with mysterious crystal formations. Couldn't we have gotten more of those, or some other varieties of hazards, instead of so much magma? Also, two of these magma hazard images in the Darkland Perils set (tiles# 13A and 23A) have the EXACT SAME art. They're the IDENTICAL image. I suppose you can still set them end-to-end and use both tunnel sections, but this seems like a rather lazy move and your players will notice it. I'd rack it up to a simple error, but the VERY SAME THING happens in the Fire Caves expansion: tiles# 01A and 17A in that set are the EXACT same cave tunnel and the exact same pool of magma, duplicated on both tiles. Are these issues just a cost saving dodge? If so, it's very much at the expense of Paizo's customers. (That said, I *am* a Paizo fan and hope these issues will disappear in future releases.)