Excellent quality as usual. I made a set of these years back and in all that time they still look great and are as sturdy as the day I got them. Defintely work throwing down a few bucks when you have the cash to spare to support an excellent creator putting out great things for free!

There is ONE trap in the pictures I cannot seem to locate in any of your prior work - the PIT. Any ideas??

Sizing is versatile so it's definitely reusable!! Thankfully found them on youtube by chance.

Looks great with an easy tutorial to follow along with it!

Nice. This looks amazing. Thank you a lot.

I picked this up as an aspiration, [If I successfully build it] I will definitely be back to pay for the supplement.

The thought and care that has gone into making this product is Fantastic and very typical of this creator. If you cast your eyes across his back catalogue it is full of really good, well thought projects.

The design of this piece allows the box to "travel" with you without becoming damaged.

The best of all there is a very detailed video explaining how to build this item step by step. Each step looks super easy too!

This was super easy way to build a tavern and an inn. Using Kristian's other textures, the result is spectacular. This modular system is infinitely flexible.

I just ran this as an introductory "classic Halloween" adventure for my party. The adventure by it self is easily worth $5 or more. The adventure contains intelligently laid out dungeon, maps, and encounters. I ended up having to exclude a section of the dungeon due to play time that was available, and everything that I excluded can definitely be dropped into a new dungeon.

This is my new favorite first adventure, with my own modifications(not that it needs them).

Easy, functional, exact sized. This new work of CSP are, like others, almost perfect.

je debute à d&d et je trouve vos tuiles et autres détails très bien fais surtout avec les explications de fabrication sur you tube. parfait merci pour les tuile de base.

This is a great set of print and play dungeon floors for your tabletop needs. Simple, inexpensive, very nicely illustrated. Easily printed on some cardstock and used at the table. Print what you need when you need it rather than having a pile of purchased terrain tiles you may or may not ever need. You can't go wrong with this purchase if you want a quick, easy, wallet friendly to build a dungeon. If you need extra details, like floor detritus or such you could print and place smaller items or just draw onto the tile itself. Highly customizable in that way.

Be aware the room squares are a little less than 1" and the hallway squares are a little less than 1.25". This isn't an issue, there's plenty of space for miniatures but something to keep in mind as you look at them and question your eyesight.

This is where it started for me. This was a gift from a more experienced DM and ... it seriously changed how I looked at maps. I appreciate how many tiles I made using just this file -- the videos have great ideas, but you can replicate any dungeon easily enough. I also like how I can have a stack of floor and wall material ready to go for "oh I need one more passageway". Easy and fast! HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

I purchased this .pdf... and oooooooh, so many options with these! Warning, you might find yourself spending a lot of time thinking about "what can I put on these???" I have used the blank niches (and other .pdf files) to create a mausoleum (with funeral urns), statues, an armory (with weapons/armor for PC's to find/equip), and a wine cellar (stacks of bottles). I love how these add "space" to the game play but don't actually get in the way of the game play.

I purchased the .pdf and built the pieces per the very helpful video (thanks for those). I have a player that is a gnome and frequently ends up down a well dangling from a rope because ... well, he can... and thought it would be nice to give him a well with an acutal bucket and rope. Yes, the well is certainly "extra" but my gosh, so well designed and all the extra details are definitely worth the time. I used matboard instead of foam core and just had to make a few extras to get the right visual height but it worked great. Thanks also for including the extra "empty" pool texture. I made that as well... I think a campaign that requires "emptying" the pool with the right lever pull could be a neat addition to the story line.

I purchased the .pdf and built just about everything twice... because what if I have a really big sewer campaign, you know? The movable gate door is absolutely genius... and my players think so too. The video instructions made this simple -- one of the first "complicated" builds I did after the basic sets of tiles. Only bummer is that the metal pipes shown in the video are not in this .pdf -- so just an FYI if that's what you are looking for.