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Which dungeon tiles sets make up the maps from the following Dark Sun quests:

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#1
Cyber-Dave
Aug 31, 2010 21:01:56
Bloodsand Arena (Free RPG Day 2010): Released as a printed book for free RPG day, now available for download at www.wizards.com/dnd/Article.aspx?x=dnd/4... (ignore the article which states it is the characters only - the adventure is also inside the zip file).

The Vault of Darom Madar (Dungeon #181): PDF only dungeon magazine adventure. Available to DDI subscribers at: wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/duad/...

Silt Raiders adventure in the DSCG

Marauders of the Dune Sea commercially released.

Lost Cistern of Aravek (D&D Game Day, August 2010): Released as a printed book for the August D&D game day 2010, only available to DMs who ran at game stores as part of the game day.

If anyone knows the dungeon tiles sets I need to make up the maps in all those sets, I would be VERY appreciative.
#2
Cyber-Dave
Sep 02, 2010 1:39:23 Bump...
#3
Duskweaver
Sep 02, 2010 11:10:43
Bloodsand Arena

Doesn't seem to use Dungeon Tiles at all. Looks to me like it's all poster maps.

The Vault of Darom Madar

Desert of Athas (looks like 2 sets at least would be required); Caves of Carnage; Dire Tombs (sadly OOP).

Silt Raiders

Desert of Athas (looks like 1 set is enough here) for the first 2 encounters; the third is a mishmash of Fane of the Forgotten Gods (OOP), Halls of the Giant Kings, and I've no idea where the coffins are from, but they're not from any set I own. I suspect these tiles might all be in one of the new master tiles sets.

Marauders of the Dune Sea /
Lost Cistern of Aravek

I don't have access to either of these, so no idea.
#4
Duskweaver
Sep 11, 2010 12:43:30
Silt Raiders
Desert of Athas (looks like 1 set is enough here) for the first 2 encounters; the third is a mishmash of Fane of the Forgotten Gods (OOP), Halls of the Giant Kings, and I've no idea where the coffins are from, but they're not from any set I own. I suspect these tiles might all be in one of the new master tiles sets.

Thanks to scans of the new Dungeon Tiles Master Set: The Dungeon being posted on ENworld, I can confirm that all the tiles used here that are not part of the Desert of Athas set are, indeed, part of that master set.

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#1 Cyber-Dave Aug 31, 2010 21:01:56	Bloodsand Arena (Free RPG Day 2010): Released as a printed book for free RPG day, now available for download at www.wizards.com/dnd/Article.aspx?x=dnd/4... (ignore the article which states it is the characters only - the adventure is also inside the zip file). The Vault of Darom Madar (Dungeon #181): PDF only dungeon magazine adventure. Available to DDI subscribers at: wizards.com/DnD/Article.aspx?x=dnd/duad/... Silt Raiders adventure in the DSCG Marauders of the Dune Sea commercially released. Lost Cistern of Aravek (D&D Game Day, August 2010): Released as a printed book for the August D&D game day 2010, only available to DMs who ran at game stores as part of the game day. If anyone knows the dungeon tiles sets I need to make up the maps in all those sets, I would be VERY appreciative.
#2 Cyber-Dave Sep 02, 2010 1:39:23	Bump...
#3 Duskweaver Sep 02, 2010 11:10:43	Bloodsand Arena Doesn't seem to use Dungeon Tiles at all. Looks to me like it's all poster maps. The Vault of Darom Madar Desert of Athas (looks like 2 sets at least would be required); Caves of Carnage; Dire Tombs (sadly OOP). Silt Raiders Desert of Athas (looks like 1 set is enough here) for the first 2 encounters; the third is a mishmash of Fane of the Forgotten Gods (OOP), Halls of the Giant Kings, and I've no idea where the coffins are from, but they're not from any set I own. I suspect these tiles might all be in one of the new master tiles sets. Marauders of the Dune Sea / Lost Cistern of Aravek I don't have access to either of these, so no idea.
#4 Duskweaver Sep 11, 2010 12:43:30	Silt Raiders Desert of Athas (looks like 1 set is enough here) for the first 2 encounters; the third is a mishmash of Fane of the Forgotten Gods (OOP), Halls of the Giant Kings, and I've no idea where the coffins are from, but they're not from any set I own. I suspect these tiles might all be in one of the new master tiles sets. Thanks to scans of the new Dungeon Tiles Master Set: The Dungeon being posted on ENworld, I can confirm that all the tiles used here that are not part of the Desert of Athas set are, indeed, part of that master set.