📜 Reversible Dungeon Object - Master's Parchment Edition Review

You are awesome. Thanks to the reviewers who berate the tile for not being perfect. They're easy to put on, even if they don't always match 100%. This makes it easy to create a dungeon, write the dungeon map on graph paper for future reference, and then lay out tiles as rooms open up during gameplay. A little tape keeps them from sliding too much on the table. I am very happy that I bought them.

For less than most other similar products you can get both a simple tile arrangement and tokens? I try to buy eco or furniture brands myself, it's very close to this price and only with a few brands, without tiles/mats and there aren't many options. This is an outstanding product. , regardless of potential minor downsides, and more options are definitely needed.

The vinyl rug costs probably $50 and can be difficult to place on a small table. These tiles are versatile and allow for easy scenario building, especially building dungeons as players explore them (which is an amazing dynamic). It is as they say. I have found that these tiles have a small cleaning issue, now I have a few bruises on the white side that cannot be fully cleaned. But for $20, you really can't go wrong with easy-to-use multi-stain tiles (I'm just a brown page with a brown marker…

I wish it had other shapes (like 2x6) and some of the props added to decorate the map are too big (doors take up 2x2 area, stairs are a bit bigger than 1x1 and the tables are 2x3, so I had to use 1x3 fallen logs to render the tables to the proportions I wanted in some cases). Also, the edges of the tile are just exposed, it's compressed cardboard so I have to be careful with my whiteboard cleaner not to get the edges wet as that could just warp the tile. But for the value and versatility they…

After reading the reviews warning about the quality of the product I went in expecting some line issues and some slight flaking of the dry erase coating - due to which is turned out exactly as I expected. There are a few squares with edges or corners peeling that are covered in dry erase varnish and I will probably spend some time masking off the edges of all the pieces to prevent further peeling. I didn't expect seven pieces to be dirty! Yes, either someone in QA had dirty and sloppy hands, or

After reading some of the negative reviews I was a bit concerned that this wouldn't be a wise choice but for the price it was worth a try. I'm very glad I did. Everything was packaged well and was easy to unpack and put back in the box. Grids are great for dungeons as you don't have to have a ton of paper covering the areas in front of you so your players don't know everything before they should. You can draw your map in advance, but place the correct tiles as you "see" them. I would NOT wipe…

So for the most part they're pretty good - I haven't had any issues with things like dirt, stains, creases or anything else from the packaging and they're a lot thicker/stronger than I expected. The box is handy for storage if you put some cardboard cork in it to keep the tiles from sliding all over the place. However, if it's a dry erase material, they certainly don't behave like any dry erase material. familiar with. I made a few marks with decent quality markers (not Walmart :p). Just half…