Dirt Cheap Dungeons Modular Dungeon System - Squire Set TT RPG Terrain Building for Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, War Gaming, and More!

Recieved some Dirt Cheap Dungeon sets for my birthday and enjoyed them so much i decided to build up my collection - the Rogue Set provided plenty of parts to design the big battle that was coming up for my DND game and the parts are of good quality, a few minor flaws on some doors and hinges but nothing that would make them unusable or outside of the expected. Will definitely be buying more sets to build my collection further!

It was for my grandson's Christmas

As a long time GM of Pathfinder, D&D and many others - I thought this might add an extra level of realism to battle maps but I found that it didn't. The pieces are good quality for the price and all that, but unless you have time to set up the maps before session, it would take ages finding the right bits for a battle and putting it all together. The other issue I found is if you're playing on a level tabletop, miniatures can get lost or hidden behind multiple walls until you end up standing/half-standing to see what's going on, especially in a complex dungeon. It would be ideal for a gaming table with a recessed play area and you are looking down on the map (if you can deal with the previous set-up time problem). Otherwise, for the price - I think its decent enough but I personally went back to using map tiles and doors.

It's the size of the adventure. Great gift for you d&der

It looks pretty much like the images promise, except the things hanging on the walls. There is also fewer doors than door openings which was odd. But very customizable and that's nice :)

Not as much in the box as I was hoping for and an odd number off doors to the door hinges still a good bye but for me (zombicide black plague) the 70£ box isn't enough to fill 4 tiles with small room divides. Also you can't purchase the top clips individually.

Great!

I’ve been playing dnd with friends since a long time but never plunged into buying props, rather just made my map by myself. But we decided as a group to buy this to enter a more 3d kind of maps era and it was the perfect kit to bring creativity. The only downside is the little box that comes with it to keep the really small part is basicly impossible to put it all back together once opened. I use a ziploc bag instead and im all set. The setbox well done, there is multiple type of walls, length, destroyed one, doors, and plenty adapter to make them hold all together. Would not recommend to buy the whole 300$ set as this one is plenty for a temple for exemple.

This was just the first set I bought before I ended up buying a whole bunch more that I saw at a bricks-and-mortar location. Sure, there are some frustrations when setting it up with such small pieces, but once you get it together, it can add so much to a game. Definitely worth the price of admission.

Tiene las medidas perfectas para el típico tablero standard con casillas de 2,5 cm. Es un poco caro pero si buscas el típico module terrain prefabricado que suelen salir en videos de youtube, este te va a parecer una ganga.

We have a couple of visually challenged people in our gaming group, and these walls have been awesome. We've used them in Zombicide as well as Death May Die (Cthulu), and it made life so, so much easier for them as it was a lot easier to see the rooms and the layouts. Set up and take down were very easy, took no more than 2-3 minutes at most. Sturdy, and well made. No complaints even slightly so far with them.

I've been an avid user of Monster Adventure Terrain for a few years now. A drawback to the system becomes apparent quickly: building/chamber walls are rarely 5 feet thick, and causes everything from layout to creature movement in combat to go askew. This is not a problem anymore. The Dirt Cheap Dungeon Modular System is amazing as a stand alone dungeon or in tandem with other products. The material everything is made of is surprisingly dense, and is not/does not feel like cheap plastic that will tumble over in a slight breeze. The joining pieces are sturdy, allowing your entire design to stand sturdy. The clips that hold doors to their walled pieces are also incredibly sturdy, showing they should last quite a long time. If the cost of one of these modular systems seems daunting or like its overpriced, I can assure you "Dirt Cheap" only represents the price, as the quality of this product is beyond what you would expect. I'm excited to expand my collection of the Dirt Cheap Dungeons Modular System.