If you're familiar with other sets in this series, you already know exactly what you'll get in this set. Ground Set #8 presents layouts that look exactly like those in Ground Set #1, but with stone and lava instead of stone and dirt. Although the tiles are very beautifully drawn, one wonders about the circumstances that would produce such straight, regular paths of stone through a pool of lava. The incongruity of the setting almost undermines the aesthetic excellence of the artwork.

An interesting, good looking set of tiles for any game using a 1" grid. You get 15 tiles, with various configurations which can be mixed and matched to produce an infinite variety of layouts.

Pros: Very good looking; excellent price. Cons: While the basic configurations are covered, there aren't a lot of interesting features on the tiles (you can only really build corridors or rooms framed by lava) so they're not terribly exciting; they will use a LOT of ink to print out (but that can be said about any sort of print-your-own dungeon tiles).