DUNGEON TILES?? Tomb of Lord William I

[JonPin]

This is a little dungeon I made for my home campaign. One of my d&d players characters died in the previous adventure, and was one of the most memorable characters our group ever had. Since we decided to return to the same campaign after a two year hiatus, and since the game takes place a hundred years later, I decided to include a little bit of fan service

I did everything from scratch, but the tiles came from the web. I can't remember where I got them. Does someone know where they are from? I would like to credit the artist on my deviantart page.

TombofWilliam.jpg

[Bogie]

Nice map!! I don't recognize the tiles. But I want them!

[madcowchef]

If there are dungeon elements unknown to Bogie, then they are dungeon elements incapable of being known.

[JonPin]

Thanks guys! I just hope I don't anger the original artist. I'll make my own version of dungeon tiles soon.

[Chick]

You mean like these?

Stone Dungeon Floor by pfunked on deviantART

[JonPin]

You mean like these?

Stone Dungeon Floor by pfunked on deviantART

Thank you so much! This was driving me crazy.

[Bogie]

Oh Crap, Madcowchef is going to be so disappointed in me. I downloaded these over a year ago and never opened the folder.

Good find Chick!

[madcowchef]

Madcowchef loses his faith in Bogieism, retreats from the world and only makes maps with rivers that part repeatedly before reaching the ocean.

Good find chick! I think everyone who knows just how much work it takes to put these things together likes giving credit where credit is do.

[Chick]

Ummm, guys, I googled "cracked stone dungeon tiles" and clicked on images. They were number 1. It wasn't that hard.....

[Bogie]

It is sorcery, or worse, witchcraft that she has bested us with!

Dang! We sure have gotten off topic! NICE MAP JONPIN!!! We haven't forgotten about you!