This is a very nice set and the best set that I have seen from Skeleton Games. I still wish they would make liberal use of PDF layers so that a single tile set can serve many different purposes (like removing carpets or other add-ons.

Out of all the SKG sets that I own this is the only one that I feel is worth the price.

Fantastic, wish I had them 20 years ago! Will not use any other floor tiles now, am totally addicted. One moan, not enough Urban Sets (shops, docks, slums,civic buildings, streets and alleys, sewer enterences, workshops, slaughterhouse). I would like to be able to go to any area of the city and map it out.

SK products are the best tiles avalivble, and cheap at the price. The move to urban settings is long ovcer-due, and a trend that I hope continues; dungeons, caves, & wilderness are well-covered (I know, having bought a lot of the tile sets) and now it is time to cover urban areas.

Modern urban would be very nice, too.

Awesome. Awesome. Awesome.

Ok, perhaps something more helpful is in order. :p This file contains four buildings (two each of two different sizes, square vs. rectangular) with the row houses arranged in different configurations. Combined with the bonus tiles that vary the "dressing" of the homes, this has to be more than enough variety to cover multiple situations without all NPCs' homes looking alike.

And yes, as has already been noted, the coveted all-cobblestone tile is included. Print 20, or step-and-repeat into a giant file and print it at Kinko's; either way, you've got yourself the cobble-y background you've always wanted.

I highly recommend this file to anyone running urban adventures. Ptolus DMs take note - it's perfect for Midtown, Oldtown, and Rivergate districts, and probably wouldn't be out of place anywhere outside of the Noble district and the Warrens.

These are pretty damn cool!! Finally a blank cobblestone street... gonna come in so handy!! As always the quality is fantastic and the little details are great.