This workmanlike set of maps by Ed Bourelle is what it says on the tin: flooded tunnels. Most of the set is interchangeable tiles, but a few terminate in stone tiles. The stone tiles are the connection to other underground sets. The submerged tiles are well-done and look like they're several feet underwater. The downside to these sets is that the water is uniformly green. This makes the water look fairly brackish. These are not clear water-filled tunnels – it's more the nasty stuff associated with sewers. But if you're looking for flooded tiles for a typical dungeon, this will do nicely.

Overall this set is a great set which adds water to the great caves sets, so your adventurers can either wade or boat along these passageways and into the caves, and some nice linking tiles are in the set too. So I am very impressed with what is here, BUT there is a very limited variety in tiles especially with respect to opening up from 1 to 2 tiles widt of water and back again.

I would love to see another set to go with this expanding on the water-in-caves theme.

You cannot go wrong with E-Z tiles. I convert them to jpgs and use them on the MapTool virtual tabletop. Awesome!

Flexible, pretty, and useful-a good buy.

My only wish is that they would extend the series into mapping out fantasy towns and modern urban.

Another in a long line of good game accessories. These tiles make it quick and easy to assemble a dungeon for use in roleplaying, miniature combat, or even making up your own board game. I own quite a few of these and they prink quite well on cardstock.<br><br><b>LIKED</b>: A good variety of pieces with high quality artwork.<br><br><b>DISLIKED</b>: I wish that some of the tiles had water a different color, like more bluish tinged, or even muddy looking.<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Excellent<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Very Satisfied<br>

It is truly amazing what you can do with this product-line.<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Excellent<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Very Satisfied<br>

Another good product from Skeleton Key Games. Good value for money.

I have tried various printable terrain products and e-Adventure is by far the best. With an expanding product line, I am quickly developing a stockpile of tiles for any situation, whether I create an entire complex or simply a couple of important rooms.

Versatile tiles that can be used with very little planning & effort and at the same time add a lot of enjoyment to the game.

Fantastic, as usual for this publisher. Use with regular cave tileset or sewers to create a truly huge underground complex.

Up to usual Skeleton standards - very useful for the campaign. Nice to have the characters worrying about what is out of sight in the water.

A great complement to the Cave Passages and Cave Rooms sets. This is the perfect environment for your Koa Toa lairs!

Another fantastic looking product that ties in extremely well with the Cave Chambers and Cave Passages sets. Probably not as useful as a standalone set but works well with the existing sets.

Great set of tiles...

While you won't use them as often as the other cave tilesets (passages and caves) because not every cave has flooded sections, it will certainly give your players a nice surprise... (who wouldn't like to explore that huge underground lake that happens to be the lair of a dragon ??)

You can use this set to make small flooded passages or massive flooded cave chambers and complexes.... as always: extremely versatile...

Don't forget to download the free promo tile from the "Sewer Tunnels" tilesets because it contains FREE boats (it would be a shame if you couldn't travel accross these flooded caves)

buy it, use it, enjoy it... it's worth the money

An excellent resource for any serious Game Master.

They aren't kidding. These caves really are flooded. I was worried they would be remakes of the original cavern set but it is all new flooded cavern tiles with connection pieces to the dry caves plus a bonus tile. Worth getting to expand your cavern set.