Shadowghast Manor - Dungeon Tiles: A 4th Edition Dungeons & Dragons Accessory (4th Edition D&D) Misc. Supplies – December 20, 2011

With a name like Shadowghast Manor you know this is a specialized set. When I got this set I had to decide which box to put the pieces it: Master Tiles Dungeon or Master Tiles City. I put it, without hesitation, into the MT Dungeon box. The ambiance is dungeon adventure location. That said, this could easily be used as a fortified manor the PCs need to defend or a base of operations where the PCs had to take the place first. In addition to the manor and crypt tiles there are a few outdoor tiles with fallen fences that scream broken fence around a haunted mansion.I'm giving this 5 stars because I believe it fulfills its purpose extremely well - but *only* if you need a set of manor/crypt tiles. Most campaigns will or can make use of this location but how much will vary greatly from campaign to campaign. If you are looking for more generic tiles get the Dungeon Tiles Master Set Dungeon or Dungeon Tiles Master Set City instead.

The product is durable as all the dungeon tiles are. The theme is many coffin laden pathways when underground, while the surface area offers a wealth of graves, gates and keep tiles to give your adventurers somewhere new to explore. I decided to purchase this to help build a fallen temple for my campaign and the layout of the tiles helped me do this with ease. You can make a decent area with one set though I would recommend two; however be prepared to have a lot of tiles with the themes of death & grave robbing/digging when you have 2 sets of this. The price was great for what it gave me and with 2 sets I am able to make extended gates to put around simple fortifications when my group is exploring ruined towers or small keeps made possible with other dungeon tile sets we have. All in all a pleasing purchase at a below $10 price tag.

Ok, so, I just opened up this pack of tiles last night. First thing I noticed was there are a TON of 8 by 8's. Initially, I was a bit turned off by this, but then I figured, hey, it's Shadowghast MANOR, right? Big rooms, large areas, ok, I see it. As with all tile sets for the current DnD, these are two-sided. One side is the surface-level Manor, and the second side is the Crypts, with a few 'grounds' tiles with things like fences and staircases, things like that. It immediately brought to mind creepy manorhouse a la "The Wolfman" or something like that, and I imagine it should be a great setting for an undead or horror adventure. Pretty eager to try this one out!

I love the heck out of this set. The above ground manor has several very useful configurations and it meshes really well with pieces from the dungeons Master Set. The crypt side of the dungeon tiles is pretty specific with only a few variations but it does work well with other underground tile sets.

I like dungeon tiles but this is more complete if you have "Master Set - The Dungeon". You can create a history to use them but you will notice that is missing something. Quality is the top!

This is a well thought out product for building larger structures. The tiles are big enough that manors or towers can be build, but flexible enough that you aren't tied to a specific size. It is nice to have those options without resorting to lots of smaller tiles.

Not the best of sets. The manor side of the pieces are great and so are the unique 0.5 inch by 2 inch fence pieces, but honestly the set should have been renamed Shadowghast Crypts. Almost every non-manor illustration is COVERED in sarcophagi. It gets a little ridiculous. If you're like me and have pretty much all the other sets, then this is still a good buy though. You can easily set up a few manor variations with 2 copies of the set, the fence pieces are great, and if you wanted to send your players though a sarcophagi filled crypt... well there you go. As usual, I recommend buying 2 copies of the set for full usefulness.

I both like and don't like this addition.If you are looking for new and different tiles, why not go ahead and grab this. One side is a dusty old manor, and the other side is all crypts (although there are coffins on EVER tiles). By the way, you would need two or three of these sets to building an entire manor, or the one on the picture at least! So that's a downfall.This would be good if you want to maybe have an old building on the outside of town or something. Or if you want to have a coffin-filled crypt somewhere.

This product is great and adds another thrilling dimension to my games and not just for Dungeons and Dragons but other table top RPGs and even some war games that use similar sized figures. My favorite part is that the manor can have more than one floor above and below. I was a bit dissappointed that the product didn't include a mission book that revolved around the manor but otherwise it is a great add on or even a decent starter mission for all RPGs and i highly recommend it.

Die DunegonTiles kommen als 6 stabile Pappen. Die Elemente lassen sich gut herausdrücken. Die einzelnen Teile sind schön Detailreich. Leider kann man die ausgedrückten Elemente nicht in die Verpackung transportieren weil die Rückseite und das viertel Vorderteil (Schrift Dungeons und Balken gehören dazu, das "Explodierte Feld" ist schon eine von den DungeonTiles) nur wie ein Umschlag sind.Man kann damit gut ein Lager auslegen. Die Vorder- und Rückseiten sind jeweils anders Bedruckt. Lustig ist das bei einigen Gegenständen die eine Seite das heile Objekt ist auf der anderen das Kaputte.Leider braucht man mehr als ein Set um das ExampleDungeon auf der Rückseite auslegen zu können.Universell einsetzbar für verschieden Aufgaben ist diese DungeonTile schon etwas. Passt gut zu anderen ähnlich Tiles.

Rappresentate un Manor con tanto di esterno, questa raccolta di tiles è molto versatile! Come le altre è stampata su cartone solido e la qualità grafica è assolutamente impeccabile. E' un accessorio comodo per le partite di GDR, specie se pensate di combinarlo magari con qualche altro set di tiles. Il prezzo mi pare assolutamente adeguato. Consigliato per dare magari un po' di colore in più alle vostre avventure con carta e matita!

Die Dungeon Tiles sind beidseitig bedruckt, das gibt gute Möglichkeiten für D&D oder andere Spiele dieser Art. Der Karton ist dick wie normale Brettspiele, und alle Teile sind mit anderen Sets dieser Art kombinierbar. Auf jeden Fall klare Kaufempfehlung, selber ausdrucken, aufkleben und schneiden ist mehr Arbeit und kostet auch nicht weniger.

Tiles set non proprio "abbondante", ma comunque perfetto per un bel dungeon in stile "non morti" (catacombe per esempio). Sconsiglio come set base per vari tipi.