This is a very nice addon to the Basic Set from Inked Adventures.

I put it into a large dungeon my players explored and this very special entrance made them very curious - and very cautious as well (with good reason, but thats another story...). The style of this large entrance door is somewhat "generic mystique", so it fits into all sorts of dungeon environments without sticking out too much. The size is very good for miniature gameplay (I am using standard D&D miniatures) and let medium sized characters feel small, s it definitely makes a difference compared to the ordinary doors.

I recommend this to everyone looking for something nice for the boss room, the not-so-secret sidequest chamber or just some flavour between one standard dungeon issue door and another.

This supplement is very useful if you use the Inked Adventures' Basic Pack (or the free Sample Pack) for playing official modules and adventures. Many of the dungeons found in those materials have some big towers, round chambers, or something similar to a throne hall. You need this free supplement badly if you want to recreate those dungeons with Inked Adventures (something I can only recommend to everyone). Luckily this is a freebie, so no rip-off here. I like this product very much and put it into effective use during a game playing D&D's The Sunless Citadel.

When I saw the modular dungeon samples for Inked Adventures, I immediately found myself wanting to run an old-school dungeon hack. I found the artwork lovely, although it may not fit everyone's tastes. The basic pack includes lots of modular pieces like corridors, rooms, doors (stand-up and flat), stairs, along with bits to add detail. As with other modular flats, I suppose it's best to glue each tile or piece to cardboard, foamcore or something like that to prevent them from sliding on the table.

I found some samples of this in other places online, the creators homepage, etc. Something about the art style stands out, so much so that I've run out of the overly expensive ink in my printer. I recommend it highly.

This product would have got a 5 star rating had there been layers you could turn off. Every page has a border and title that cannot be turned off - therefore you waste ink - the artwork is excellent and still gives you plenty of choice

VERDICT - B+, could do better.

What I great little product! It is a refreshing change of pace to see hand-drawn products rather than computer generated.

This product contains dungeon furniture such as tables, chairs, chests etc that can be cut out, folded up and placed onto a battlemat. I can see myself using these in my games of HeroQuest and Warhammer Quest.

Once again, BilliamBabble brings his own style of artwork to the table, and this time, he has a holding cell and various rooms.

The ONLY thing that I didn't like about this particular map was I prefer the doors to be 3D. You CAN place a 3D door over his 2D doors, but that might look... meh.

With that MINOR complaint, the set is as visually stunning as the rest of his gorgeous work!

This is good for an add-on or a stand-alone map.

Buy it! Download It! Summon it!

This is a great add-on to Inked Adventures series of Dungeon Terrain!

The detail and color of this doorway draw you in not only into the dungeon, but a whole new world adventure!

Great artwork, and nice add-on to a dungeon built of skulled walls!

Well worth the minimal investment.

This chamber can be used as an arena, a tower, or an add-on to NAY of Inked Adventures fines products!

Grab this while it is free... but even if you had to pay for it, it is WELL worth the price!

This is a pack WELL worth your time and money!

The hand-drawn art is GORGEOUS, and the simple elegance can make ANY fantasy RPG spring to life.

I would suggest ANYONE that likes a good RPG to grab up ALL of these sets!

This is the PERFECT addition to any dungeon setting. The large room is ready to be filled with terrain, creatures or whatever else you can put in this!

Prepare for whatever awaits you in this large chamber... treasure or torture!

Inked Adventures: Modular Dungeon Cut-Up Sections Basic Pack presents three dozen pages of good quality artwork for creating richly detailed 2D and pseudo-3D dungeons. The product includes all the basic tiles needed to construct elaborate dungeons, including stairs, doors, corridors, and rooms. The artwork consists of very good hand illustrated images, though the style may not be to everybody's liking as it can appear quite 'cartoony' with rich vibrant colours. The product includes ample advice on how to use and construct the various structures, as it blends 3D standing doors with more conventional 2D terrain tiles.

One of the great things about this set of terrain tiles is that it includes objects. I've longed for a decent set of terrain objects for quite some time, and here is finally a product that delivers. Now you can populate your dungeons with all manner of interesting features that don't have to be part of the tile itself. The objects include all the usual culprits of tables, chairs, barrels, bodies, chests and then some more. That's the feature of this product that makes it stand out from being just another 2D terrain tile set. On the slightly negative side, some of the larger room maps require you to cut other tiles to generate the required tile that you want. While this is not a major issue (since you're going to cut it out in any case), in a pdf I would've hoped to have seen that tile just reproduced rather than having to cut it from another tile. There aren't really issues with space in pdf. Overall, I think this is a splendid little find. I think the hand illustrated artwork is very good, the variety and versatility is excellent, and you can mix and match the objects to your heart's desire. Very useful product.

This is a great set of room tiles done in a classic, old-school RPG art style. The set includes rooms,

This set includes three rooms and two passageways for a warlock's lair. All of the tiles are done in an art style reminiscent of the (better) illustrations in the classic RPG rulebooks of the 70s and 80s, and the colors are bright and eye-catching.

I run a lot of RPGs for young people, and I think this set would be perfect for playing fantasy RPGs with kids, or with any group of gamers who appreciate that classic look.

This is a great set of dungeon tiles and accessories done in a classic, old-school RPG art style. The set includes rooms, hallways, corners (square and circular), several types of doors (both stand-up and flat), and a few pages of miscellenia - features, objects, hazards, and more. There's even a dungeon entrance included.

All of the tiles are done in an art style reminiscent of the (better) illustrations in the classic RPG rulebooks of the 70s and 80s, and the colors are bright and eye-catching.

I run a lot of RPGs for young people, and I think this set would be perfect for playing fantasy RPGs with kids, or with any group of gamers who appreciate that classic look.