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Archive for May, 2005

Another twenty more 8×5 pieces for your skirmish campaigns. This set features cracked and aged versions of both old and new tile color schemes including: Brown, Desert Temple, Navy, Gold/Green, Ancient Greek, Green, Light Blue, Maroon, Red/Aqua, and Tan.

Cracked gray stone for varied cavern interiors. Also compatible with the map set Urzon’s Warren.

Print, cut, and assemble into whatever dungeon or cave you may need.

Dwarven chieftain Urzon Stonesmasher was equally renowned for his stone smithing as he was a crafty tactician. His “warren,” as it became known, saw the end of more drow, duegar, and orcs than history could possibly record. Ambushes, traps, and general confusion awaits anyone foolish to trespass.

Another 1600 square inch miniature map! The main feature of this dungeon is its twisting and turning passages that deny archers and spell casters a good line of sight shot. Be sure to use this advantage to whoever (and whatever) inhabits the Warren. Combine with the Cavern Floor tiles for even bigger dungeons!

This set contains dirt tiles suitable for any outdoor or underground setting. It’s not fancy, but useful.

A desert themed tile set, fully compatible with the map set “Temple of Amon-Ra.” Use this set when you want smooth, regularly cut pieces, like those the ancient Egyptians would use. The Sandstone or Tan stone set is appropriate for a more cracked, aged look.

Brave adventurers take heed: For a millennium, the temple of Amon-Ra has stood silently keeping its secrets from those unworthy ones who dare defile its sacred halls.

1600 square inches of gaming goodness! An entire desert temple waiting for whatever horrors you wish to inflict upon your players. Get it and the Desert Temple tiles for even more fun!