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| Year | June 2011 |
| ISBN | 978-0-7869-5800-9 |
| Product code | 31713000 |
| Features | Swamp and shacks |
| Description | Sinister swamps and haunted ruins.
Your tabletop never looked better! With Dungeons & Dragons Miniatures and this pack of customization terrain tiles, you can add a new dimension to your D&D adventures. Easy to set up and infinitely expandable, this pack allows you to create the D&D adventures you want to play. Pick up additional packs to create larger, more elaborate encounters! This pack contains six durable, double-sided sheets of illustrated terrain, with die-cut tiles you can use to build monster-infested swamps, complete with crumbling ruins, ramshackle buildings, deadfalls, and other features. Use this product and other Dungeon Tiles accessories to make great D&D encounters that enhance your roleplaying game experience. |
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