Once again, a great pack from this creator! Very easy to work with, and the videos really add to the experience. Highly detailed pieces make for some great additions to any creation. I especially love the carpet!

This is my favorite texture pack that I have ever bought. The detail of this pack is incredible, and I've used pieces of this (I love the books and bottles most) in almost all of my builds. This is very easy to create, highly creative and detailed. It's small, you can use as many as you need to and it improves everything it touches. The ideas are very creative (the bottle still blows my mind) and the videos are incredibly helpful.

I 100% recommend this pack!

This adds some excellent variety to the existing doors. I love the subtle background detail on the door with the centered handle, that one is my absolute favorite!

A great simple puzzle that adds a nice tactile element to your game!

The 'Little Book of Dungeon' series is one of the best map collections I've yet to find and I've purchased, and made, an embarrasingly large number of maps. As they come in PDF and VTT ready JPG it was very simple to create line-of-sight material for Fantasy Grounds and put these into play. They're well made, evocative and often connect together in a sensible way that helps to tell your story. I've created another 3+ months of material from Volume IV and I have the others to still go through.

The 'Little Book of Dungeon' series is one of the best map collections I've yet to find and I've purchased, and made, an embarrasingly large number of maps. As they come in PDF and VTT ready JPG it was very simple to create line-of-sight material for Fantasy Grounds and put these into play. They're well made, evocative and often connect together in a sensible way that helps to tell your story. I've created another 3+ months of material from Volume IV and I have the others to still go through.

The 'Little Book of Dungeon' series is one of the best map collections I've yet to find and I've purchased, and made, an embarrasingly large number of maps. As they come in PDF and VTT ready JPG it was very simple to create line-of-sight material for Fantasy Grounds and put these into play. They're well made, evocative and often connect together in a sensible way that helps to tell your story. I've created another 3+ months of material from Volume IV and I have the others to still go through.

This is a great product. Just the right balance of trees to background to allow placement of figures etc. The artist underplays the quality of the artwork. I think it's certainly as good as anything sold specifically as tiles. Separate PDF pages allowed me to print it out and fix it to 6 panels (of thick corrugated cardboard) to create a robust battle board just over 20" square. This was great for a quick skirmish game and I'm sure I will use it again. It's certainly given me the confidence to come straight to Crooked Staff the next time I need modular terrain that I can print out and decide how much of it I want to put into play. Great stuff!

I love these! Just a shame the VTT version came along a week after I'd cut up and resized the printable versions so I could use them in Roll20! Instant purchase for me, well worth a few pounds.

If you put together a dungeon furniture set to go with it, that would be marvellous :) I ended up buying some from a third party, but there were a measly number of items with very little variety (unlike your sets).

Printed on cardstock and glued on foamcore. Works very well and my players are very impressed!

Crooked Staff is probably my favourite map creator.

Usually there is a video to go alongside with it.

The quality alone without the video makes me want to donate to these PWYW products.

They really are worth checking out!

This is an entertaining deck. Each card has a different image, more or less. Some are mirrors or rotations of other cards, but this is not actually a problem, just an observation. The images take up more or less the top square portion of the card, with suit and rank acorss the bottom. Printing seems to be close enough to perfect, as there's no problem aligning multilple cards. Use them for inspiration in designing your own catacombs, or for flavor in a game that uses cards as props. I really want to use them for a Savage Worlds chase through the sewers.

Out of 9 pages, 4 are the map tiles.

Pages 3-6 are the tiles; pages 7-9 are the random dungeon map method instructions. Page 2 gives a page of information about the tiles.

The tiles themselves are a pale grey, with white 'parts/sections', giving a 'crazy paving' pattern for 5ft tile.

As stated in the discussions, they are a minimalist set, but that souldn't pose a problem. Other 'parts' from other sets (Crooked Staff Publishing and other publishers) can be used to 'expand' the map the GM has in mind.

I like the 'printer friendly' background (saves on ink). Perhaps a 'layer' option for those that like the 'dark stone' look in the background?

For £0.78p/$1, it's a pretty good minimalist set of tiles to expand others.

This is just brilliant! I just love it, and my players are amazed with the concept, can't wait for more!

Crooked Staff's 2.5D tiles are wonderfully simple to make and really add to the table top experience. These stasis chambers are a great addition to thier sci-fi set.