Dungeons & DragonsCampaign Case: Terrain (D&D Accessories)

This is a perfect addition to any TTRPG game. It gives you all the scene setting prices you will ever need. All in a neat, easy to carry case. The only reason I didn’t include a picture or video with this review is no picture could ever do this awesome set justice.

Stickers look great and work really well even after several uses. Highly recommend.

I didn't know what to expect from this product, but I was pleasantly surprised. It is in a very good quality box, with a shiny slightly embossed pattern. The box keeps all the contents organised and tidy. The box has a nice nylon rope handle that feels good in the hand, the opening mechanism for the box uses magnets, so it has a good, strong opening and closing feeling. The artwork on the box is in fitting with the D&D aesthetic.When you open the box the first thing you see is a tray inlay with a ribbon, so that you can easily get out the folder with the creature slips inside. For the most part the creature art matches that of the monster manual. Also, the insert has enough room to hold my battle mat, which makes it ideal for easy gameplay. When you lift the inlay out you are greeted by the tokens inside the special trays that hold them neatly; the token come in four different colours and are very good quality. They feel nice and weighty, and the slips (monsters) stick right to them when pressed firmly. They are easy to stick on and remove. However, putting the monster slips back onto their sheet is very fiddly, that is why I plan to remove the vinyl sections on the monster sheet that are between the monster images, this will make it easier to place them back on the sheet for storage.On the monster sheets there are eight star slips to mark out bosses or named characters, and there are two groups of lettered slips (A-F) and two groups of numbered slips (1-6) that allow you to differentiate between similar creatures.The issues as I see it are that I wish the numbers/letters were part of the creature slips and not separate. There's not too many groups of similar creatures, there should also be a larger selection of creatures to play with - hopefully they will bring out more slips as an add-on box.Overall I am extremely pleased with this D&D campaign case, the only reason it lost a rating was due to the aforementioned issues, but I would highly recommend this set to any Dungeon Master.

Plenty of transfers with various terrain pieces on, with lots of mapping options via the slottable map pieces and the huge foldable map piece.

Bought this as "damaged", but it arrived in perfect condition. Absolutely over the moon with it and ite definitely added to my campaigns.Excellent purchase.

The product is good, although depending on how the stickers hold out, longevity may be a concern. possible one-time use? remains to be seen. The boards/tiles are nice, however also made of cardboard, so after multiple uses could see some wear. If like me and my friends we like to have a drink nearby, spillages could cause a significant problem.That said it is a very nice kit and for the money, I believe it's good value. The only downside is that shipping appears to have caused some damage to the item. The contents are fine but the display/carry box has been damaged so takes away some of the aesthetic of the item, however, this was shipped to the UK from America which took about a week or so. Given its journey, I probably would have expected worse.

Both me and my players all really like this kit (monsters one) and it's really helpful for visualising and arrived on time however I ordered the terrain kit at the same time and I'm still waiting on it, it was meant to be delivered 12-20th of February which I didn't mind but now I'm apparently having to wait 4th-12th March when I ordered in January 30th, feels a bit like a scam and wouldn't recommend the terrain kit

Was bit late due to local carriers delaying delivery, but otherwise Ethan that, perfect for what I need