Customer Reviews

Hidden Crypts Dungeon Tiles, Set 3 (Dungeons & Dragons Accessory)

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I've been able to purchase all three sets so far, and can attest to their use and durability.

I had some fall out of my gaming kit and into the snow, I collected them all, except two I missed. The first I found the next day, the second a week later, sopping wet.

Despite the elements and the time passed, they dried out, and even the one a week later was only slightly warped. Pressing between two books fixed it just fine.

This and the other Dungeon Tiles are a great visual accessory for any D&D game. Whether you use the prepainted miniatures or counters, sometimes it is difficult to describe a dungeon accurately. These tiles eliminate that problem. A great purchase

Although an improvement over the "Arcane Hallways" set, I was still unimpressed. There are too many little pieces (once again) that take too long to set up. Some of the larger pieces are useful though. I wish they would just release sets of building floor plans, in order to create quick towns, instead of one building per set.

I have bought all 5 sets and they compliment each other. A must buy for any DM. They provide a good visual of any room and make it easier for combat encounters. Much better than a bland grid board or hand drawn map.

I was shocked when I recieved my dungeon tiles in the mail. These are a great addition to any game of D&D. Considering I was using cardboard cutouts from cereal boxes with 1" squares drawn all over them for my older adventures, these are an improvement. If you want more detail and realism added to your game don't hesitate to get yourself some of these tiles.

$80? Really? Are they made of solid gold recovered from lost Aztec ruins?

I have some of these. They are good, but as they don't morph into whatever you need via mental command, they are not worth $80 unless you are insane and really into spending about ten times what something is worth.

Edit: I see this has dropped to $50. Hah! This price is still a joke.

The tiles are very nice for gaming but they were intended as a gaming aide tool. They are just cardboard with printed pictures and a grid for gaming. Great tool at $9.99 or less, but it just becomes a collector's item for $20 or more dollars. Too many greedy sellers have made these not worth having for a gaming aide. Buy the new sets or get battle mats for your games instead. These are nice but not that nice for a collectible item.

$50 for this? I saw the $80 the other day, and was stunned, and this is not really any better. What sort of drugs do you sellers take? I see that one of the moronic sellers here is trying to sell it on eBay as well, for the same price. You guys really need to stop getting drunk when posting things for online sales.