Dungeon Craft Board Game: Volume 1 Loose Leaf Inside a Custom Box, Water Resistant, Dry Erase by 1985 Games

My players have loved this so far! It makes rearranging maps, organizing enemies and terrain, and the overall immersion, a much easier thing to juggle as a DM at my table. I love this purchase. So much so that I bought the other kits and maps from their store after purchasing this one! Important notes: - I HIGHLY suggest getting a paper cutter to speed up the process of slicing everything. Cutting by hand can get very tiring very quickly. - The prints, specifically buildings, do NOT line up on both sides, but rather are mirrored images. You'll see this in the first photo where the buildings are shown one way versus flipped over. If you notice, the chimney icons flip sides and the building outsides no longer match the layout of the insides. It doesn't matter which way you flip it, the opposite side will always be mirrored. This is true of everything in their lineup. If you're cool with this, you won't have a problem! Otherwise, it may throw things off and you should be aware of it. - All pieces are double-sided. One side will look different from the other. Examples: A closed chest becomes an open one; An enemy on a stone background becomes the same enemy on grass; A flowing river of water becomes a flowing river of lava; and much more. There is a wide variety of pieces as a result, with many options at the DM's discretion. - These pieces match the gridded terrain boards made by from the same company. Some pieces have grassy backgrounds, others have stone. They work very well on top of the accompanying boards, and may look awkward if you use different ones instead. - Because of the lamination, the pieces are slick and will slide on top of the board if you don't have them stuck down with simple scotch tape or something similar. This can be frustrating if a player accidentally bumps the table or moves their mini a little too forcefully across one of the terrain pieces. Be aware of this! - The images are beautiful and the quality is pretty good. You're getting a great deal of stuff for a reasonable price, especially when compared to sources like Dwarven Forge. This is an excellent, cost efficient solution to anyone who doesn't want to spend hundreds upon hundreds of dollars for small dungeon arrangements. - There are A LOT of pieces. Like, a lot. Storing them can be difficult, so what I found was good was getting a binder with those clear paper protectors and using those to store pieces. For smaller pieces, like the smallest 1x1" tokens, I used coin collectors sheets. I used slotted and sectioned clear display sheets for everything else! It worked out well, but cost a little bit extra. Overall, I highly suggest this purchase. It's been a (literal) game-changer at my table, and I suggest it for any up-and-coming DM's who want to provide a little more visualization for their players!

I was looking for something to add texture to a D&D campaign, without breaking the bank. Stumbled across this and after reading other reviews decided to give it a try. All the pieces are connected, so you have to cut them out. The good: Sturdy, well laminated, colorful and lots of different pieces including rivers, buildings, dungeons, monsters and more. Just a ton of pieces for the money. The bad: Lots of time spent cutting the pieces out, you will need to find a way to organize them after you have cut them out, some of the pieces repeat too many times. I mean how many tree stumps do you really need. Overall a great addition to my gaming for not much money. Already thinking about how I might get a laminator to make some custom pieces.

This is a great product to help take away theater of the mind and give dnd settings (or any other role playing table top), and give substance to the world. This paired with other products for walls and other miniatures grants an incredible experience for players, but also the person who has the wide range to craft the world for players. 10/10 Will be buying more products from this company

The quality was really nice, they are thick enough to be stable but not so thick they are cumbersome. Static can be an issue though which may cause the pieces to slide around. I had the blessing of a straight cutter, the one that you slide back and forth. If you don't have one - print something at FedEx printers and use theirs. You'll get a much nicer cut, and it'll go much faster. On my own it took about 5 hours to cut it all out. I only had one casualty. In general everything is placed so you can cut it in smooth lines, a few were confusing which to cut first but once you get the hang of it the process speeds up. This is a solid investment and has done great for my campaigns. I just ran Wild Beyond the Witchlight using only this box and was just fine. My issue is there's no easy way to store this. I've been playing with ziplocks, bags, boxes. The best I've come up with is a binder with a split pocket clip. It's like a plastic protector for paper in a binder, but it's cut in half. That way all the pieces don't just fall to the bottom. The box it comes with becomes just a pretty thing to go on a shelf because there's no way this fits in it again. With that said, the charming colors, reversable tokens with use, and the general freedom of how its set up is really nice. If you have the patience, or friends, this is very much worth the investment. I think it'd still prefer 3D stuff but I'm mobile right now - when I get the dream home... one day...

While cutting out all the pieces does take some time, this has been the best purchase I've made for dnd! All of my players love the additions that this has brought to our maps, I can't draw at all and this has made my life so much easier. Admittedly I do not use any of the monster/character cards as we use mini figures but that did not detract from the purchase at all for me. Every piece is double sided allowing you to use them in multiple ways. I usually tape them to my maps and they handle being taped and removed over and over beautifully. I've added a photo of how I've been using the smaller pieces. The bigger "buildings" that this comes with I love using as I don't have to make a map at all.

Some great pieces that make TTRPG maps accessible of you don't want to spend a fortune on terrain!

This was a hard item to buy but I am so glad I did. The artwork is awesome and the variety of items, rooms and creatures is top notch. I spent a few hours cutting them out but it was so worth it. Order a 1” or more three ring binder and some clear pocket pages to store these in. I used these for my game that weekend and was very impressed with storage and transport. Took 10 minutes to setup and break down the game board. The group really enjoyed the look of the tiles on the board. I will be buying more of the sets. I highly recommend if you are not interested in buying, making and transporting terrain or you just want to have more terrain with versatility.

We use it daily , great quality, useful and enjoyable. The box we go to whenever we arrange the map differently. So yes, we like it.

A must-have for any DnD DM

Es un buen producto, no trae troqueles para sacar las piezas, y aunque trae muchas hojas hay muchas que se repiten. Un y todo es buen producto.

Much more in the box than I expected. It is taking substantial time to cut them all out...however, to be able to set up a series of buildings, forest, rooms in a minute or two, rather than drawing on a map for ages will be invaluable. I emphasise, there is so much in it...dozens of buildings, trees, boulders, carts, market stalls, tents, pillars, stairways...it is an excellent purchase for any Gamemaster. For $45 AUD it is a steal. Just buy a copy.

El producto cumple y sobre paso mi espectativa y me brindo una actividad que disfrute mucho en lo personal y sin que lo pidiera hasta la familia vino a ver y se animaron a recortar conmigo todo y nos otrogo una buena tarde de charla y recortes hahaha muchos recortes...

I really like this so far. There is enough variation in the pieces to not be funneled into the same map every time, and not so many that you waste time looking for something. And how much you get is decent for the price. It would be nice if they came pre-cut, but that would probably add a lot to the price. I just use a metal ruler and xacto knife to cut them out. I did a few sheets every night, focusing on the ones I knew I was using the next day/week. I saw another review mention they are different shales on the back side, and mine are not. At first I thought they were, but when new the sheets tend to stick together. It is always the same shape ok the other side, and just a different style of the same thing. Like an intact wooden bridge and a decaying wooden bridge. The boat is on concrete/stone, which is pretty funny, but I think you are supposed to cut it out along the edge of the boat. At least that is what I did for the odd shaped and larger items. Then you don't see the background. Same for the crater or black-hole/portal looking thing. I just cut out the ground to have just the item. My one issue with these is that the images are not mirrored on the back, they are straight through the sheet. This means that for the buildings, the chimneys are in the wrong spot if they aren't centered on the wall. It is a small issue though.