I am not sorry that I purchased them - given the price, but these could have been so much better (like all of the e-Adventure sets). I could pretty much put the same knocks unto most of the e-Adventure tiles.

1) They are not square. This is a very bit hit against these tiles. Because they are not square you cannot easily rotate them to change a setup. I cannot stress how important this knock is against the e-Adventure tiles. These tiles are 6x9 - so you can do 3x2 tiles rotated, but this makes mixing and matching a nightmare.

2) No layering. PDFs have a wonderful layering capability that give easy access to a larger number of tiles simply by turning on and off different layers. Sure, they accomplish the same thing by including a decent number of tiles, but it is not like this set contains that many tiles.

For this specific set.

A) There are some nice tiles here. They transition well from other green fielded sets of the e-Adventure set.

EXCELLENT! Well done! Great job! I wet my pants I was so happy!

This are good quality and useful for my game. I don't like them as much as the wilderness set I have. There is too much matching up with these. No all tiles go well together. Still the best buy out there in my opinion. If you need tilles to make a swamp get these.

SKG's earlier Swamps product consisted basically of very small (on the order of 4x7 squares, at most, on a 6x9 square grid) islands poking up out of swampy water. Swamp Shoreline reverses that theme; here, land predominates as it gives way to water. As with all SKG e-Adventure Tiles, the concept is good and the execution is great. The set features 20 tiles (four of them are marked as "bonus tiles," though I'm not sure why, since they're right there in the PDF), and one additional bonus tile can be downloaded from the SKG web site. This set would make a great addition to any SKG tile library.