D&D Dungeon Tiles Reincarnated: Wilderness (Dungeons & Dragons)

This is an incredible quality tile set that arrives in a functional 12" x 9" box printed with the same grassland pattern so you can use the box as elevated ground! These double sided map tiles are printed on a thick sturdy cardboard with a premium finish. It includes plenty of generic modules so you can tailor your pathways and environments to your unique needs, and comes with lots of interesting objects and obstacles, including a Ballista, Craters, Walls, Tents, Campfires, Corpses, and a lot more. There are also far more tiles than I was expecting. The only cons are they may slide and glare a bit under bright light, but neither case seemed too extreme.I bought the Wilderness set and the Dungeon set and I may get the City set too. I've also bought the competetor, Pathfinder's, map tiles as well and for the same price received about 18 one sided tiles that lack the durability and versatility you offered here. In conclusion, I can easily recommend this.

This is exactly what I needed as a DM. I bought the whole set and didn't perceived any scratch or printing error, even after international shipping. Made from good, resistant cardboard, the printing is beautiful.One thing that would be very helpful would be some sort of insert to organize the tiles, once you rip them from the sheets. I guess that would probably increase the product's price, though.Oh, and on a side note, if you own the previous dungeon tiles set back from the 4th edition, I wouldn't recommend you to buy these new ones. Most of it are reprinted sheets from the old sets. It would be good, maybe, to purchase only the ones you didn't buy at that time.

I love smart GM tools and props such as the giant books of battlemaps, which give you immediate terrain to role play on.(I have different sets of these they are of equivalent quality and usefulness and share this review - some details listed here might not apply to all sets, e.g. the dungeon doors don't apply to the wilderness set)I usually play on a Chessex mat on which I draw with water-erasable markers with a few additional props.This here is a great addition to my toolbox:- They are gorgeous, high quality and reversible (the sides are different)- They all feature the usual 1" square grid, even the wilderness (only the corner are marked, more than enough without being obnoxious)- They can easily be placed on the Chessex mat to represent the important terrain while the rest can be noted on the mat- Small elements can be placed over the bigger ones for additional details. E.g. the smart closed door that is open on the other side. Flip it over when the rogue is done :)- Even the box can be used for elevated terrain (two different heights)My players used to show up to a dining table covered with a Chessex mat itself covered with paper sheets meant to hide from them the map I had spent an hour drawing, to be revealed as they explore the location.Now I have my tiles sorted in the order I will need them and I just pull them out as the characters are progressing.Only problem: you can't use both sides of a tile at the same time.So I am ordering another set of each of these!

The amount of tiles in this box is quite good, the only issues are:The box comes with a ton of "dessert" environment tiles which (at least in my case) never get used, I run Cos, ToA, OotA and PotA and have never used a single sand tile.You basically need two sets to really start getting cool maps, one is certainly enough, but some important tiles (like forest trees) just appear a couple of times while useless sand ones appear like a dozen times.The goods:They are quite a lot and are very varied, so you can go crazy over the designs.They have good connectivity and are easy to arrange (unlike the dungeon tiles of this same company, those are quite difficult to put together).Super durable, sturdy and very easy to store (compared to 3D terrain, which is a nightmare).You can use the box itself as terrain, this adds a 3d element that when done right adds a lot of complexity to battles.P.D. btw in the picture I only show one of the two sets of tiles that I own, so yes, they come with bigger and smaller tiles as well.

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I love these tiles, they are great. However, this is the third set I now own simply because it has been repackaged for sale so many times. The 'Tactical Maps' are the only ones with an actual picture of the product and they show actual folding maps, sometimes they are easier for quicker set-up, and thought I could use some new ones. Unfortunately I wound up with something I already had. With that being said, I do like these tiles and they are very versaTILE and would highly reccomend owning a set for any D&D, Pathfinder, or other various pen & paper rpg goer.

Friggen loves these so much! My DnD group, and I are using all these sets.These DnD sets are just amazing, gives us all the elements we need to ether build. With “City” I can create a small town with out door interaction from the “Wilderness” set, and build an elaborate underground net work under the small town with “Dungeon”.There is just so much to do if you have the creativity to do so. Would highly suggest these sets to an DM, DnD group or fantasy role play group. It’s so reusable, and customizable.Would decently suggest, was deliver on time, and was in perfect condition.

I got all three of these tile sets. They are much better than the original. You get far more tiles for roughly the same price. The wilderness has a good amount of swamp land in it and desert land with some beachfront and water. The city has better buildings and the dungeon set was my favorite. It has some rounded edges. Sweeping hallways and other more custom shapes. There are some reprints of the old tile sets but the coloring is superior on the reincarnated. They have oudone themselves to be honest. I didn't know what to expect before seeing them. I couldn't stop smiling as I went through them like a kid on Christmas.