DUNGEON CRAFT: Castles & Keeps Board Game, 1000+ Fantasy Tabletop Roleplaying Game Terrain Tiles for Battle Maps, Double-Sided Dry/Wet Erase - D&D Compatible

These maps and pieces are fantastic. They have made our D&D game so much more interesting and easy to visualize. I love how customizable they are. Great quality paper and easy guides to cut. The dry erase marker is also easy to use on these pieces and a snap to wipe off. This set leveled up our game for sure and we will use them each time now. Totally worth the money for the added fun!

These are a fantastic addition to any battle map. They do require cutting apart but they are well spaced so you don’t make any errors. I would highly recommend using a paper cutter both to speed up the process and keep straight lines on your tiles. Everything is dry erasable and if you get any ghosting, it comes off easily with a magic eraser. I cannot wait to use these in my next campaign!

this is supposed to be a castle and keep. Putting together a castle is very iffy. The product is very nice, but if youre looking to put together a complete castle forget it. Lots of stuff that is not a castle. All very nice, but not a castle. The picture did not depict or the name did not explain what you were getting. There Just needs to be an explanation of what is included in the product. I ordered the product on a whim and got burnt.

Perfect. Family and group loved it.

I went on a limb with this... AND IT HELD UP! I thought it was gonna be some cheap print on some cheap paper, but the QUALITY of this is AMAZING! I got Vol. 1 and Castles and Keeps so far, and I WILL be getting the rest of them for sure. I haven't used dry or wet erase marker on it yet, but with everything they give you, you won't need to. There will be some scraps left over after the cuts, so if you do plan on using markers on it, use a scrap peice to see how it works first.

If you're looking, buy it. These are a pinnacle example of a good idea done right. The illustrations are good and all in a matching style. The card stock is thick enough to pick the pieces up off the surface. They're still paper, so you have to be careful with the edges, but it's quality materials. Dry-erase markers DO work just fine on the surface, at least while they're still new. For the price, there's WAY MORE stuff in here than you'll use all of, but More Than I Need has always been my style, and again, for the price, half the stuff would have been almost acceptable. ONE MAJOR LACK is UNdestroyed houses. The set is clearly designed for the moment of the siege, AFTER the town outside is destroyed and/or ablaze. But I would sure love to have a few of those houses still standing, at least long enough to play an embattled escape from them before they get smashed.Pics: I'm still cutting things out and sorting them but 1. I furnished a basement apartment (walls and floor are my own craft), and 2.&3. illustrate the smart use of 2-sided printing: alternate versions of the same thing on opposite sides so you can quickly: a] turn a working catapult into a destroyed catapult, or b] change from the view of the roof to the view of the interior of the building, by flipping the piece over.MAKE SURE YOU CHOOSE THE PACK YOU WANTED (I got the castles one accidentally but they're so good, I'm keeping it and buying most of the rest of them), and Speaking of cutting:If you don't already have them, buy a 12" cutting mat and a medium large mat-cutting knife (bigger than the little exacto #II - this material is nice and thick), and a metal ruler. It's another $30 to make the cutting waaaay easier, and you're gonna buy another pack anyway so you may as well be prepared. Also get some 6x9" envelopes and/or variously-sized clear storage bags.

Excellent artwork . The options are limitless. A good value for Alot of useful 2d terrain.