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First released in 1980, this play aid was compatible with virtually any of the fantasy roleplaying games on the market. It helped players visualize what they saw when venturing into a dungeon.

 

Dungeon Tiles allows a gamemaster to display the dungeon for the players as they travel through it. The gamemaster can now show players the rooms and corridors as they traverse them, and show only those portions which the adventurers would actually be able to see.

 

This PDF includes 72 full-color, 2.5-inch inch square images of pieces which represent corridors, spiral staircases, corners, stairways, rooms, curved stairways and six larger rooms which will beautifully complement your fantasy figures. (These pieces will need to be printed from the PDF and cut out.) Also included are 108 half-inch images which represent doors, treasure chests, urns, chairs, etc. (Again, these will need to be printed and cut out.) The PDF also includes images representing beds, tables, and ladders, and instructions on how to use these with many of your favorite roleplaying games.

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Bruce L May 14, 2019 6:48 pm UTC
I remember seeing these in the Dragon Magazine, back in the 1980's... I thought they were brilliant, but I had no cash being a poor High School student.

I would suggest printing these on regular paper, cover with Clear Contact Paper (translucent vinyl cupboard liner, in the kitchen supply area of Wal-Mart) to make them markable with wet-erase pens; then apply them to 12-inch squares of peel-n-stick vinyl floor tiles (around $0.49/12"-square). I peel off the paper backing on the tiles, apply, smooth out, then cut apart, using a utility scissors. This makes them heavier, and easy to handle, it prevents them from crumpling and shredding through use.

Glad I stumbled upon these! I've wanted to see what they really looked like, since I first saw them! Cheers!
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Author(s)
Stephen V. Cole
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Alvin Belflower, R. Vance Buck, Stephen G. Wilcox, Stephen V. Cole
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