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#1 asmodeuslore Aug 28, 2009 8:07:12	D&D Tutorials
#2 doppelganger Aug 28, 2009 13:56:25	The instructions for Dungeon Tiles assume you have access to all sets of the tiles (and I recommend having two or three sets of Dungeon Tiles 1st set and Arcane Corridors). The empty dungeon floor tiles come from the first three sets: Dungeon Tiles, Arcane Corridors, and Hidden Crypts. You'll need a lot of them for these maps, even though you can take apart rooms to make other rooms as the PCs progress. Special tiles have their set source listed.  Dungeon Tiles 1 has been unavailable for three years now. Units sell on ebay for $30-$50 a piece. Why write an article telling people that they will need two or three sets of something out of print since 2006? Maybe the author could write an article telling people to use solid gold miniatures next.
#3 Misroi Aug 28, 2009 16:33:01	This complaint has fallen on deaf ears for nine installments of this article.  I appreciate that WotC is trying to keep their tiles relevant in the face of dry-erase map, but this is getting rediculous. By the by, has anyone attempted to build the maps that the author describes?  I suspect that they're approximations of what the map is supposed to look like, especially some of the less-orthagonal encounters.  If so, this just goes to show that nothing can beat markers and a dry-erase!
#4 blackivarr Aug 30, 2009 0:34:11	I resized alot of the maps wizards posts, if you open them in MS paint it will print the whole thing on multiple pages.   s610.photobucket.com/albums/tt183/Blacki...   Cheaper than the first dungeon tile sets and much more fun to look at than my tac-tiles.   -Blackivarr