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More dungeon floor plans for use with figures in fantasy role-play games.

This was prompted by an email by a role-player asking if I'd drawn any desert tiles. More in the tradition of the fixed room and corridor tiles of Warhammer Quest, I suggested that the easiest desert "dungeon" would be over land but canyon based, perhaps leading to ruins (like Petra) and fabulous oases. This way the play is still controlled with the canyon rock acting as walls like in a traditional dungeon. 2D RPGs on consoles do something similar (Suddenly Zelda on SNES and gameboy comes to mind!).

This and the other tiles are just basic modular pieces which can be cut up and rearranged to match the DM's map.

The dimensions of downloadable JPG is based on the original A4 scan - some adjustment may be required when printing - the grid is meant to be one inch (25mm).

If anyone has trouble printing them or is really serious about using them I can always email a PDF.
(Contact me through here or email me billiambabble(at)yahoo.co.uk )

Drawn on graph paper. Scanned. Coloured in on a PC in PSP8.

Description
More dungeon floor plans for use with figures in fantasy role-play games.

This was prompted by an email by a role-player asking if I'd drawn any desert tiles. More in the tradition of the fixed room and corridor tiles of Warhammer Quest, I suggested that the easiest desert "dungeon" would be over land but canyon based, perhaps leading to ruins (like Petra) and fabulous oases. This way the play is still controlled with the canyon rock acting as walls like in a traditional dungeon. 2D RPGs on consoles do something similar (Suddenly Zelda on SNES and gameboy comes to mind!).

This and the other tiles are just basic modular pieces which can be cut up and rearranged to match the DM's map.

The dimensions of downloadable JPG is based on the original A4 scan - some adjustment may be required when printing - the grid is meant to be one inch (25mm).

If anyone has trouble printing them or is really serious about using them I can always email a PDF.
(Contact me through here or email me billiambabble(at)yahoo.co.uk )

Drawn on graph paper. Scanned. Coloured in on a PC in PSP8.