- Postkartenbuch: 6 Seiten
- Verlag: Wizards of the Coast; Auflage: Brdgm (15. Juni 2010)
- Sprache: Englisch
- ISBN-10: 0786953985
- ISBN-13: 978-0786953981
- Größe und/oder Gewicht: 22,4 x 1,3 x 28 cm
- Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung: 3.0 von 5 Sternen Alle Rezensionen anzeigen (1 Kundenrezension)
- Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 66.495 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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Illustrated terrain tiles for use with the D&D® Roleplaying Game
This D&D Roleplaying Game accessory—designed for use with the Dark Sun® Campaign Setting and the Marauders of the Dune Sea™ adventure—gives Dungeon Masters an easy and inexpensive way to include great-looking terrain in their games. This set provides ready-to-use, configurable tiles and three-dimensional enhancements with which to build exciting encounter locations.
This accessory contains six double-sided sheets of illustrated, die-cut terrain tiles printed on heavy cardstock, allowing you to create desert oases, sandstone vaults, and other dungeon and wilderness fixtures. Some of the tiles can be combined to create 3D terrain elements. It is ideal for Dark Sun campaign adventures or any other D&D setting.
This D&D Roleplaying Game accessory—designed for use with the Dark Sun® Campaign Setting and the Marauders of the Dune Sea™ adventure—gives Dungeon Masters an easy and inexpensive way to include great-looking terrain in their games. This set provides ready-to-use, configurable tiles and three-dimensional enhancements with which to build exciting encounter locations.
This accessory contains six double-sided sheets of illustrated, die-cut terrain tiles printed on heavy cardstock, allowing you to create desert oases, sandstone vaults, and other dungeon and wilderness fixtures. Some of the tiles can be combined to create 3D terrain elements. It is ideal for Dark Sun campaign adventures or any other D&D setting.
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Wer einfach nur schöne Wüstentiles sucht ist hier gut bedient. Für alle die sich erhofft haben, hier Athas-typische Wüstentiles zu finden irrt leider. Ein kompletter Pappbogen von den acht enthaltenen hat nur Wasser (!) und dazugehörige Strände drauf. Es ist nur ein Bogen dabei, der nur Wüste und Steine hat, der Rest hat jede Menge Palmen und grünen Bodenbewuchs drauf, der schon fast nach saftigem Rasen aussieht. Unpassender geht es kaum für eine derart tote Welt wie Athas. Auch die 3D Teile nerven... ist ja mal ganz nett, aber so richtig hilft das auch keinem. Da ist ein Steg dabei, eine art Kutsche und die einzig wirklich sinnigen Teile sind zwei oder drei Plateaus und eine Treppe. Durch diese 3D Teile reduzieren sich die Bodenpläne auf 6 Pappbögen. Dafür das die 3D Teile so selten einsetzbar sind (und sich nebenbei wirklich schlecht transportieren lassen!) verzichtet man da auf zu viele von den wichtigen Bodenplatten.
Schade eigentlich. Die Palmen und Gewässer sind in einem Set das sich "Desert of *Athas*" nennt leider ziemlich fehl am Platze. Einen oder von mir aus zwei Bögen mit leichten Bewaldungen, um entsprechende Gebiete darzustellen - ok. Aber nur einen echten Wüstenbogen einzupacken... der Rest wirkt wie in Agypten am Nilufer. Klares blaues Wasser, schöne Palmen, der Boden ist gelb ole ole.
Schade eigentlich. Die Palmen und Gewässer sind in einem Set das sich "Desert of *Athas*" nennt leider ziemlich fehl am Platze. Einen oder von mir aus zwei Bögen mit leichten Bewaldungen, um entsprechende Gebiete darzustellen - ok. Aber nur einen echten Wüstenbogen einzupacken... der Rest wirkt wie in Agypten am Nilufer. Klares blaues Wasser, schöne Palmen, der Boden ist gelb ole ole.
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Shortchanged on useful tiles
20. August 2010
Admittedly, tiles depicting different kinds of sand are going to be difficult to create: it is a desert, all you can see is sand and more sand. This set tries to change things up with rock formations and a few trees, but there is only so much one can do, so the back of the tiles have...water, which is even more featureless. Supposedly these water tiles can be used to depict silt pools, but no one is really buying that clean, crisp blue tile as silt, especially since it has waves drawn on it! Also, the sample picture is using those water tiles as--you guessed it--water. A gigantic ocean, no less, with a boat and a pier. The boat and pier are 3D pieces from 2 of the 6 boards in the set. Other 3D pieces are buildings and, bizarrely, a double-decker bus-like vehicle. To me, the 3D pieces are a total waste because they do not scale properly with the flat tiles and look ridiculous when next to a tree that is 2D because it is just a painted image. The Harrowing Halls set has this same problem.
So, what you end up with is a handful of tiles depicting vast stretches of ocean on one side, rocky plateaus in sand dunes on the other, and a few 3D elements. Your ability to make a decent map with these tiles is severely limited: the shading on the rocks makes it awkward to put together nice-looking terrain, and the small number of tiles (due to the 3D pieces) require you to buy more than one set if you want to make a map of any substantial size (like to get something out of range of those ICBM-shooting rangers who can target from 20 squares away).
WOTC has seriously shortchanged the consumer with this set, which is sad because sandy terrain is a much needed and welcome addition to the map tile collection. I'd really like to see them stop making the useless 3D pieces, but I know they won't--it is a marketing ploy to force you to buy more than one of the same set just to get a good number of tiles.
So, what you end up with is a handful of tiles depicting vast stretches of ocean on one side, rocky plateaus in sand dunes on the other, and a few 3D elements. Your ability to make a decent map with these tiles is severely limited: the shading on the rocks makes it awkward to put together nice-looking terrain, and the small number of tiles (due to the 3D pieces) require you to buy more than one set if you want to make a map of any substantial size (like to get something out of range of those ICBM-shooting rangers who can target from 20 squares away).
WOTC has seriously shortchanged the consumer with this set, which is sad because sandy terrain is a much needed and welcome addition to the map tile collection. I'd really like to see them stop making the useless 3D pieces, but I know they won't--it is a marketing ploy to force you to buy more than one of the same set just to get a good number of tiles.
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Pieces don't fit together correctly.
28. August 2010
Like Harrowing Halls, the Desert of Athas tileset contains 2 sheets of 3D structures, but they fall apart. I assembled my set at the same time as Harrowing Halls. The Athas 3D sheets were perforated differently, and very loose compared to the other set. I couldn't get the stairs to stand up without falling apart. This could be easily remedied with glue, but then you would have to pick one side or the other.
The shapes are essentially the same as before: a staircase, a 4x4x2 building, a couple tables. So while 3D shapes are innovative, they take up more space and reduce the overall value of the product when they can't stand up straight.
The shapes are essentially the same as before: a staircase, a 4x4x2 building, a couple tables. So while 3D shapes are innovative, they take up more space and reduce the overall value of the product when they can't stand up straight.
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Semi-Useful Addition
22. Juni 2010
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You really only get 4 sheets of tiles. The other 2 sheets are allocated to making 3D shapes. I think the 3D sheets are a waste. They take time to assemble and can't be transported easily. They seem like toys for little kids as they really don't enhance the visual experience... looking really out-of-place when combined with the tiles.
WoTC really should make the 3D sets completely separate so the people that like them can buy them and the rest of us are not forced to pay full price for only 4 sheets of tiles.
The 4 sheets of tiles are actually useful IMO; I just wish we got 6 sheets.
WoTC really should make the 3D sets completely separate so the people that like them can buy them and the rest of us are not forced to pay full price for only 4 sheets of tiles.
The 4 sheets of tiles are actually useful IMO; I just wish we got 6 sheets.
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