The Temple of the Sun consists of five pages: a corner, an entryway with double doors, a set of pews, a wall with windows, and of course the requisite altar. Sunburst designs are everywhere, as befitting a sun temple. The double door entryway has two sconces with light sources in them, but it took me awhile to understand what they were. The pews are an addition to the usual temple set, with the probably unnecessary but optional sunburst design on every pew (the sun priests really, REALLY love the sun). The window panes take the sunburst design even further, with sunbursts in front of gold-tinted windows on the floor and a larger one on the other side. The last page is probably the one place where the sunburst design belongs, but it is oddly understated. With one large design on the altar and three smaller designs on the floor, it's not quite as awe-inspiring as the other tiles. But if you're looking to impress the heathens with the power of the sun god, this temple set is just what you need.

There aren't enough geomorphic tile sets of places characters would want to DEFEND as opposed to INVADE. This is especially unfortunate with miniatures games, where it's very likely that at least one player is "the bad guys." This may or may not rectify that depending on your campaign, but this is certainly a friendly-looking temple in general.

e-Adventure tile sets are a class act, and a staple around here for all kinds of miniatures gaming. This is a nice, cheap add-on to the excellent Sacred Temples set.

I did find assembling the tiles into a temple a little tricky. This is an add-on set for Sacred Temples, and neither set actually provides an example of a completed, sensible temple. Some trial and error is required, but once the tiles are printed and in hand you can puzzle through.

The best producer of e-tiles in the RPG industry today, hands down. All of his e-tiles are best of the best.

Interesting expanion for the Sacred Temple tile series. Its only 5 tiles, but could be used to make a small temple even if you don't have the main sacred temple set.<br><br><b>LIKED</b>: Probbaly my favourite sequence of tiles.<br><br><b>DISLIKED</b>: Would have liked more tiles!<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Excellent<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Satisfied<br>

These sets are incredible. They are the best thing to happen to D&D since the d20 system. The also work well with 2nd ed. and compliment the D&D(Star Wars) miniatures very well. Thanks Ed. This has put the spark back in my campaign.<br><br><b>LIKED</b>: Flexability<br><br><b>DISLIKED</b>: Addictive<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Excellent<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Very Satisfied<br>

This is one of the prettier sets-- a very cool addition to the Temple tile sets. And, $1.75.

Another great Temple expansion..

Now we need Chaos, Moon, and fuzzy animal temples!!

Great artwork and design - top notch!

For the current price of 1.75 you get six (five + one bonus) tiles for the construction of the "Temple of the Sun". This is more than your average temple theme from the "Sacred Temples" set giving you an additional flexibility. You get one door tile, one window tile, one corner tile, one tile with benches, one altar tile and one central tile, all with nice sun icons. The picture in the ad is a detail of the altar tile. Don't miss the advise that this set can't be used at ist own. You will need the "Sacred Temples" set as well. Being tiles from the "indoor" series all the tiles are 6x6 inches placed each on a separate page, so you will have no problems to print them on either the standard letter or A4 sized paper.

Useful specialty set of expansion tiles for the Sacred Temples set at a great price point - hope to see more in this range in the future, along with further expansions for the round tower set too.

A nice add in for the Sacred Temples set. I'll add them for my next game.