I debated on whether to make this Stone Kingdom, Mean Streets, or Starbase Omicron. It works for any of them and is compatible with all, since you could encounter ice terrain in any time period or genre.

Download, print and cut in to the shape or shapes you need.

Grass fields, boulders, shrubs, and fire pits. The basics for making outdoor maps.

From a user request on the Message Board, Dungeoneering presents the first hex-based grid terrain. It’s designed with seamless tiles so you can print out several and place them one next to the other.

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.

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

Twenty more pieces for your skirmish campaigns, this time featuring two-tone tiles for checkerboard-type designs. Color combinations include: Aqua/Green, Aqua/Pink, Black/Maroon, Black/White, Brown/Blue, Cream/Green, Cream/Maroon, Gold/Green, Gold/Gray, and Orange/Green.

8×5 inch terrain pieces designed for use with the D&D miniatures skirmish game. This PDF features four different pieces from each of the following terrain types (20 pieces in all): Blue stone, tan stone, sandstone, classic greek tile, and dark green stone.

8×5 inch terrain pieces designed for use with the D&D miniatures skirmish game. This PDF features four different pieces from each of the following terrain types (20 pieces in all): Desert, grass, mossy hills, pure snow, and mud & snow.