This month's maps are dungeon tiles suitable for use with D&D miniatures. These are prototype dungeon tiles that are useful with roleplaying game play or for freeform miniatures play. (They are not the terrain tiles found in the D&D miniatures skirmish game. D&D miniatures skirmish terrain tiles are 5 x 8 squares in size.)

Rob says: "There's nothing more fun than being able to build your dungeon right before the players' eyes then inhabit it with any variety of monsters."

The hallway tiles are perfect for interconnecting all the various rooms through the dungeon. Make several copies and connect them together.

11/27 A Large Room: This big room is a perfect place for a climactic big battle. There is plenty of room for several characters to spread out and wreak havoc.

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11/20 Angles and Spiders: This oddly shaped room has the remains of some hapless adventurer who wasn't quick enough to escape the tumbling bricks from above. An eerie greenish glow suggests there is still some evil presence here. The hall is choked with webs and pesky spiders, a nice place to slow down a party on the run.

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11/13 The Dead End: This small room has only one way in or out. It could be a nice storeroom or hideout for a goblin or two. The larger hall has plenty of room to spread out and fight.

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11/06 Wizard's Study: A small room tucked away somewhere deep in the dungeon. Is it the private study of an evil sorcerer or perhaps an alchemist's lair? The warmth of the fireplace seems inviting. Is it a secret entrance to another room?

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