Dungeon Tiles Rooms & Corridors– Set #2

Contents : • 3 x rooms (1 x Dock, 1 x Crypt, 1x Library)• 4 x underground river tiles• 10 x corridor tiles• 8 x generic empty room end tiles

They can be printed out and placed together to form small, medium or even larger dungeons. The same tile can normaly be used in each of the 4 main directions.

With each named room tile is a event chart. This could represent what happenes when your party enters the room, or examines someting, or takes an item.

The tiles are based off a standard size of 6 x 6

For small rooms the squares = 1 foot per square.

For larger the squares = 5 foot per square.

Reccomendtations :• Be careful when cutting out the tiles.• Laminate the card tiles once cut for a stronger tile.• Get a hold of Dungeon Tiles Basic Set #1 here if you havent allready got it. It has a lot of

basic dungeon tiles and corridors to help start off your dungeon creation.

This product includes artwork from ProFantasy Software used under license and is ©2011 ProFantasy Software Ltd. Art can only be used for non-commercial applications and not in electronic map-making.

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The Crypt

A crypt is a stone chamber or vault, useually found under a church or catherdral and used tradiontaly as either a chapel or buriel vault

within this crypt(roll a D6)

1 - 1d4 rounds after entering the two armour suits by the walls start to rise up.2 - Within the sarcapohagus you find the remains of a bloody note reading "..not come to

pass until the 3rd moon..[cant be read]..or they will die"3 - The brazier is still smoking and giving off a interesting scenet that is making one of

the group see things.4 - One of the skulls on the wall starts talking and pleading with the players to help them

be buried in their home lands5 - There's something odd sticking out of one of the mummies wrapping, looks like a

knife, but from a design that one of the players regonises as their family crest.6 - The broken sarcapohagus looks like it was broken from the inside..and just what is

causing that scutterling sound...?

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Underground Docks

The underground docks is a handy place for the off loading of goods and people out of the sight of the watchfull eyes above ground. The boats are basic, but useable. The containers hve within them a variety of goods

Contents of containers

1 - 3d6 gold worth of food2 - Rotten food, opening this continer will make the plyer ill for 1d10 rounds3 - Illiegal, but valuable goods – 10d10 x 10 gold worth..is it worth moving this ound

and getting caught?4 - The remains of human, eleves dwarfs etc, packed away in salt to preseve it5 - Some kind of fruit no-one n the party has seen before..what is it?6 - Empty

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The Library

The Libary is a storehouse for books of all types. Some use them for magical research, some of the books simply historical interest.

Some questions do need to be answered about this room though.

Why has the door been broken?Why has the obviously valuable book on the table been left behind?What was in that open crate?

On picking up a random book you find (Roll a D6)

1 - A history book on a random subject, boring, but worth 2d6 gold to a collector2 - An Atlas with the phrase "here..i'm sure of it...." marked in the mrgins and a X on the

map page.3 - A recipie book. Adds +2 to any cooking check made while consulting this.4 - A rather tatty looking book, but gives off a very powerful aura. The text inside is

unreadable.5 - A birth and deaths register, showing the town where one of the players was born. All

the names on the day the player was born are circled in red ink.6 - The book contains the deed for a plot of a land not far from here...in an area know to

be inhabiated by bandits.

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Corridor Tiles

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