Stratagem The Master's Maze Dungeon Walls - 100 Card Tiles for 3D DND Dungeon Building - Modular Terrain 28mm Scale Accessories Tabletop RPG Scenery - Dungeons Dragons Pathfinder Castles Crusades

Buy them. But them now. Buy all of them. These are absolutely fantastic, and well, well worth the money. I use all of The Master’s Atlas and I love them far more than my traditional table top game mat. They are useful for any and all rpgs, and have made all of my sessions so much more fun. All of my players admire them, and they are incredibly versatile. I’ve been using them consistently for many months, and when using dry erase markers, they wipe off easily. I don’t recommend letting them stay marked for too long, as they can stain over time, but as long as you wipe them off after every game session, they will be just as pristine as the day you bought them. They are very sturdy, can definitely take some abuse from a rogue dog tail or clumsy player. Try to keep them from getting wet however (their one weakness) as they can warp. Basically treat these tiles well, and they will last you a long time, and look and work perfectly. I will continue to buy and love these as long as they exist.

It came in a perfectly good condition! I had it delivered in Japan and I was so worried about the molds because of all the review. But everything is in a good condition! My husband likes it a lot. Got it for him this Christmas

Great price. lots of variability in what you can do with it. there was a little musty smell and some mold in the box lid, but not on the product. a couple of pieces had some of the edges peeled up like you'll see in the other images here. without those imperfections and possible mold contamination, it'd be 5 stars.

Perfect addition for gm’s who are in a pinch or who hate drawing. There are some map configurations that just make life with a standard dry erase map tough and this helps address those issues.

These are a must have for any DM starting out as they make generating maps super simple and easy. You can build a series of tiles and randomize their location (depending on how you draw it) and have a battle setting up in a flash. You have two sides to work with, meaning that even though you already have a large number of tiles, you have double the workable area to build in. Make one side of the tiles a battle location that when lined up with others you can have bridges, buildings, barricades, and bastions all set up and ready to drop onto the table without the usual waiting that comes around from having to draw everything by hand on the spot. This makes prebuilding locations a breeze and is worth every penny.

Pros: Nice quality, good heavy card stock, dry ease both sides Cons: Corners came a tad crushed. Likely due to shipping.

I wish it had a few other shapes to it (ex: 2x6) and some of the added prop pieces to decorate the map are too big (doors take up a 2x2 area, stairs are a little bigger than 1x1, and the tables are 2x3 so I've had to use the fallen log 1x3 pieces to represent tables in some cases to match the proportions that I want). Also, the edges of the tiles are just exposed, compressed cardboard so I have to be careful with my whiteboard cleaning liquid to not get the edges wet because it would just warp the tile. But for the value and versatility these give you, especially for the great price (less than $20), I would gladly recommend these for any tabletop gamer. If these wear out anytime soon, I would have no shame coming back and buying a replacement set. This is a great product. It erases clean and is very portable.

This thing is rad as hell, you can make multilevel dungeons and building much faster and more visual than you can with a flat dry/wet erase dungeon map. The tokens that come with it are cool too, there are a good handful of them but you may run out before you finish the map. All in all though I will probably be buying more of these to make a mega dungeon, they are killer quality, and the lines line up well enough, smaller pieces would be nice but also you can find a work around for that.