SkeletonKey Games Hottest Items http://skeletonkeygames.rpgnow.com/index.php?src=rss en-us <![CDATA[e-Adventure Tiles: Crumbling Caves]]> Fri, 30 Jan 2009 22:40:22 CDT Publisher: SkeletonKey Games
e-Adventure Tiles: Crumbling Caves contains 30 miniatures-scale tiles detailing rugged cave terrain, complete with passages and chambers filled with loose earth, twisted roots, and fallen stones. Use it as a stand alone cave full of difficult terrain or combine it with other e-Adventure Tiles Cave sets for endless underground adventures.]]> <![CDATA[e-Adventure Tiles Weekly No.2]]> Sun, 22 Feb 2009 23:25:05 CDT Publisher: SkeletonKey Games
Each week that SkeletonKey Games doesn’t release a PDF from one our other product lines, e-Adventure Tiles Weekly will present 10 new tiles compatible with e-Adventure Tiles. The tiles in each Weekly will flesh out smaller encounter areas from three or more different terrain types.

In the second issue you will find -

4 Council of Ghouls tiles that detail a sinister chamber where undead lords meet to enact evil rituals. This set makes a great stand-alone encounter or can be used to transition between Crumbling Caves and Ghould Burrow tile sets.

3 Town Shops and Services tiles can be used to connect with the Alchemy shop from last week and create a more diverse Adventure Town. These tiles focus on a small warehouse (possibly a fence for stolen goods) and a fortune teller, complete with tarot cards.

3 Wilderness Monument tiles will allow you to drop a crumbling multi-level structure into any wooded setting. Once adventurers have battled their way to the top, they can descend into the dungeon through the sacrificial pit.
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Each week that SkeletonKey Games doesn’t release a PDF from one our other product lines, e-Adventure Tiles Weekly will present 10 new tiles compatible with e-Adventure Tiles. The tiles in each Weekly will flesh out smaller encounter areas from three or more different terrain types.

In the debut issue you will find -

5 Dungeon Prison tiles with a gated guard room and 14 cells. A combination of stone walls and iron bars keep prisoners in their place making a great setting for escape or rescue themed scenarios.

3 Alchemist Shop tiles to expand your Adventure Town. Features include a retail area, workshop, and living quarters with plenty of space for action.

1 Vermin Nest tile to add the “gross” factor to your cave adventures.

1 Desert Shrine tile with a raised platform and illuminated orb. This tile makes a great objective hidden within Desert Ruins or Bluffs. ]]> <![CDATA[e-Adventure Tiles: Adventure Town - Row Houses Vol. 1]]> Wed, 23 Apr 2008 13:27:20 CDT Publisher: SkeletonKey Games
SkeletonKey Games expands their Adventure Town with Row Houses. This set of 25 miniatures-scale tiles features ground floor residential housing for any fantasy setting. Details include entry stairs, wooden floors, full furnishings, dark alleyways, and street lighting. This set if perfect for any urban adventure and would make a memorable setting for a chase scene, burglary, or secret meeting. e-Adventure Tiles are designed by RPG cartographer Ed Bourelle for use with your favorite miniatures.]]> <![CDATA[e-Adventure Tiles Weekly No. 3]]> Sat, 21 Mar 2009 16:35:31 CDT Publisher: SkeletonKey Games
Each week that SkeletonKey Games doesn’t release a PDF from one our other product lines, e-Adventure Tiles Weekly will present 10 new tiles compatible with e-Adventure Tiles. The tiles in each Weekly will flesh out smaller encounter areas from three or more different terrain types.

In the third issue you will find -

4 Tiered Dungeon tiles featuring an ancient chamber that has served a number of uses over the centuries. In one corner an excavated portion of the floor hides forgotten dangers and rewards. In another, a magically warded place of rest entices adventurers. Near the bottom tier a demonic monument rests and at the top makeshift defensive walls have been broken down.

4 Town Market tiles give your party a place to get a meal in the open air eatery or chase a thief through crowded merchant tables.

2 Desert Cave Entrance tiles detail the stone structure rising above the sand to mark the entrance to the cave and the steeply sloping passage below it.
]]> <![CDATA[e-Adventure Tiles Weekly No. 4]]> Sun, 03 May 2009 18:25:57 CDT Publisher: SkeletonKey Games
Each week that SkeletonKey Games doesn’t release a PDF from one our other product lines, e-Adventure Tiles Weekly will present 10 new tiles compatible with e-Adventure Tiles. The tiles in each Weekly will flesh out smaller encounter areas from three or more different terrain types.

In the fourth issue you will find -

5 Cave Steps tiles that bring twisting levels of elevation to you underground encounters. use the tiles together to make a long steep climb or combine them with other sets for more subtle variation.

4 Loft Home tiles detail an urban living space with two lofts. These tiles can be added to the other Weekly Adventure Town tiles to give multiple levels to the alchemist's shop or any others in the series.

2 Marble Dungeon Chamber tiles can be used to add a suspicious variation to any dungeon. The two connecting chambers feature mysterious urns on elevated pedestals and other arcane items.
]]> <![CDATA[e-Adventure Tiles: Wilderness Cabins]]> Tue, 25 Nov 2008 14:53:15 CDT Publisher: SkeletonKey Games
How many times in your gaming experience has a group of brave adventurers come across a lone cabin in the woods?

e-Adventure Tiles: Wilderness Cabins presents 16 miniatures-scale tiles featuring inhabited cabins in a woodland setting. Ten of the 6x9 tiles feature complete cabins on a single tile while six of the tiles feature cabin-halves that can be combined to make a larger structure. Exterior wilderness features include grass, shrubs, flowers, the occasional tree, and even some landscaping and gardens. Inside the cabins you will find blazing hearts, sleeping areas, shelving, cabinets, seating, a variety of flooring material and plenty of chests, crates, bottles, boxes, and urns.

Combine these tiles with the many other Wilderness e-Adventure Tile sets to design a custom encounter that your players will not soon forget.

e-Adventure Tiles are designed by award winning RPG cartographer Ed Bourelle for use with you favorite miniatures and table top games.]]> <![CDATA[e-Adventure Tiles: Swamp Shoreline]]> Sun, 22 Jun 2008 08:35:58 CDT Publisher: SkeletonKey Games
Cross from the wilderness into the swamp and back with e-Adventure Tiles: Swamp Shoreline. This 16 tile set transitions from any of SkeletonKey’s existing Wilderness sets to e-Adventure Tiles: Swamps. It is also possible to build ponds and waterways with the included tiles to bring even more versatility and excitement to your encounters.

e-Adventure Tiles are designed by RPG cartographer Ed Bourelle for use with your favorite miniatures and games. ]]> <![CDATA[Cartophile No. 8]]> Wed, 22 Oct 2008 01:41:53 CDT Publisher: SkeletonKey Games
The six 6 x 9 tiles in this issue detail a large ceremonial dungeon chamber centered around an arcane portal. Features include multiple elevations, a rune inlaid portal, fiery braziers, and two antechambers. Alternate tiles alow you to use this set without the portal.

Each issue of Cartophile contains the tiles to build a unique miniatures-scale encounter area that is compatible with e-Adventure Tiles and a full page map that can be used to inspire an adventure or encounter. Although the tiles in Cartophile are not modular, they present the opportunity to create scenes that would not be able to be done with e-Adventure Tiles. ]]> <![CDATA[e-Adventure Tiles: Adventure Town - Wharf]]> Tue, 02 Oct 2007 00:00:00 CDT Publisher: SkeletonKey Games

e-Adventure Tiles: Adventure Town and ndash; Wharf brings this classic gaming environment to your tabletop. This 25 tile set is perfect for swashbuckling fights, shady meetings, or linking up with e-Adventure Tiles: High Seas Warship or any of the other Adventure Town sets. Details include wooden piers and piles, cobblestone shorelines, an impound shed, and a shipping office.

e-Adventure Tiles are designed for use with your favorite role playing or miniatures skirmish game by RPG cartographer Ed Bourelle.

]]> <![CDATA[e-Adventure Tiles Mapper]]> Wed, 13 Feb 2008 17:13:08 CDT Publisher: RPG Objects

Please read all the information on this page carefully. This is NOT a download.

Want to make beautiful adventure maps the quick and easy way? Try e-Adventure Tile Mapper.

The e-Adventure Tiles Mapper is a web based application that allows you to create maps with the power of nearly every SkeletonKey Games tile set. That's over 2500 tiles for you to create stunning adventure maps! The e-Adventure Tiles Mapper is also a great tool to plan your e-Adventure Tiles miniature maps.

Make Maps for Any Location!
You can produce maps for nearly any adventure location.

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  • Underground: classic dungeon, cave, crypt and sewer maps.
  • Outdoors: wilderness, graveyards, desert or swamp maps.
  • City: taverns, docks, temples, and arenas.
  • Science Fiction: starships, space stations, and others.

    Plus many specialized tile sets such Hive or Oriental Sword school.

    Growing Library of Tile Sets!
    The possibilities are endless and ever growing! Each new tile set produced by SkeletonKey Games will be added to the library of tile sets you can use to create custom adventure maps.

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    Give the e-Adventure Tiles Mapper a try in Demo Mode.

    How to Get Instant Access:

    1. Create an account at RPGObjects.com with the SAME email as your RPGNow.com account.
    2. Purchase product via RPGNow.com.
    3. Full access SHOULD be activated automatically.
    4. Porblems? email us webmaster@rpgobjects.com and we'll fix it asap.

    *Important Note!
    This does not include the actual miniature scale tile sets sold from SkeletonKey games. You must buy them separately if you want to build miniature scale maps.

    The Fine Print:
    Some additional notes about e-Adventure Tiles Organizer/Mapper.

    1) We are not responsible for server outages and will not refund any money due to server outages (even if it becomes indefinite).

    2) This Service is sold as is and no refunds will be issued for lack of features or feature changes.

    3) We reserve the right to move to a subscription model if it becomes necessary to support the server costs. If this happens, purchasers of this product will get credit (the price of this product) towards a subscription or the same amount worth of RPGObjects' ebooks (whichever the customer chooses).

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    Cartophile No. 3

    This issue's tiles form a multi-chamber cave network with stairs leading into an entry chamber, a throne room, and a primitive sleeping chamber. Details include demonic idols, an engraved throne, a spike protected passage, burning torches, bones, mud, and roots.

    Each issue of Cartophile contains the tiles to build a unique miniatures-scale encounter area that is compatible with e-Adventure Tiles and a full page map that can be used to inspire an adventure or encounter. Although the tiles in Cartophile are not modular, they present the opportunity to create scenes that would not be able to be done with e-Adventure Tiles.

     

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    Cartophile No. 1

    This issue's tiles form a multi-level chamber with a sewer connection dropping into a deep pool via a waterfall. A lower platform connects to a dungeon ledge on the opposite side of the chamber which can also be reached by a rope bridge that spans the pool below. Other details include a brazier full of bones, etched floor designs, and the remains of a giant snake.

    Each issue of Cartophile contains the tiles to build a unique miniatures-scale encounter area that is compatible with e-Adventure Tiles and a full page map that can be used to inspire an adventure or encounter. Although the tiles in Cartophile are not modular, they present the opportunity to create scenes that would not be able to be done with e-Adventure Tiles.

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    Cartophile No. 2

    This issue's tiles form a volcanic cavern with a number of rocky ledges above a pool of flowing lava. The upper most level will tie into any e-Adventure Tile Dungeon set and features pillars where a sacrifice can be chained. Alternate tiles give you the options remove the whirlpool that swirls below the sacrificial outcrop.

    Each issue of Cartophile contains the tiles to build a unique miniatures-scale encounter area that is compatible with e-Adventure Tiles and a full page map that can be used to inspire an adventure or encounter. Although the tiles in Cartophile are not modular, they present the opportunity to create scenes that would not be able to be done with e-Adventure Tiles.

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    Cartophile No. 7 features four dungeon tiles detailing an ornate crypt, complete with a tiered burial chamber, jeweled sarcophagi, giant statues, and runic flooring. A second burial chamber can be hidden behind a secret passage by using the alternate tiles provided. Just switch them out when the passage is discovered. Each issue of Cartophile contains the tiles to build a unique miniatures-scale encounter area that is compatible with e-Adventure Tiles and a full page map that can be used to inspire an adventure or encounter. Although the tiles in Cartophile are not modular, they present the opportunity to create scenes that would not be able to be done with e-Adventure Tiles. ]]>         <![CDATA[Cartophile No. 9]]> Wed, 10 Jun 2009 23:36:59 CDT Publisher: SkeletonKey Games
    The three 7 x 10 tiles in this issue detail A dungeon chamber of long forgotten baths. Features include multiple elevations, stagnant water, and numerous signs of decay.

    Each issue of Cartophile contains the tiles to build a unique miniatures-scale encounter area that is compatible with e-Adventure Tiles and a full page map that can be used to inspire an adventure or encounter. Although the tiles in Cartophile are not modular, they present the opportunity to create scenes that would not be able to be done with e-Adventure Tiles.]]>         <![CDATA[Master Tiles No.2 - Perilous Passages]]> Fri, 10 Oct 2008 15:17:41 CDT Publisher: SkeletonKey Games
    Master Tiles merges the high quality graphics for which SkeletonKey Games is known with the layer function of Adobe Acrobat to bring a new level of creativity to miniatures-scale tiles. Fill your encounter areas with heaps of detail or strip them down to the bare minimum. Walls can be set to match existing e-Adventure Tile sets or left to show the material textures of their construction. Walls can even be turned off entirely to create open floors and the more you experiment the more options you will find. Simply open up Acrobat’s layers tab to start customizing your tabletop experience.

    Perilous Passages offers up five tiles that a game master can use to design deadly hallway and encounter areas. Switch out the details and rearrange them in any number of configurations to get the most out of them. Even a single tile can be changed enough to be used right beside an alternate version of itself without repetition.

    Use your Perilous Passage tiles on their own or combine them with other Master Tile or e-Adventure Tile sets for even more options.

    THIS PRODUCT REQUIRES ADOBE ACROBAT 6.0 OR HIGHER]]>         <![CDATA[e-Adventure Tiles: High Seas Dragon Ship]]> Tue, 09 Oct 2007 00:00:00 CDT Publisher: SkeletonKey Games

    SkeletonKey Games returns to the High Seas with the Dragon Ship. This 30 tile set contains all the pieces you need to build a fantasy themed sailing ship with four full decks. Details include the sculpted dragon figurehead for which the set is named, optional cannons for the upper deck, archaic deck markings, arcane wards, fore and stern castles, quarter deck, crew berth with bunks, officers quarters, a stocked hold, a mystic circle chamber, a captains quarters with a scrying chamber, and a great cabin.

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    This set becomes even more versatile when combine with other High Seas ship sets and is great for use as a wizard and rsquo;s ship, pirate ship, or fantasy naval vessel.

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    e-Adventure Tiles are designed for use with your favorite miniatures games and RPGs by award winning cartographer Ed Bourelle.

    ]]>         <![CDATA[Cartophile No. 5]]> Mon, 28 Apr 2008 10:14:22 CDT Publisher: SkeletonKey Games
    The six 6 x 9 tiles in this issue detail a large temple and the attached housing for the acolytes. Features include a marble tiled floor in the narthex and chapel, a raised dais with altars, marble seating, and fully furnished living spaces. Alternate tiles connect this set to the Harbor and Warehouse sets of e-Adventure Tiles.

    Each issue of Cartophile contains the tiles to build a unique miniatures-scale encounter area that is compatible with e-Adventure Tiles and a full page map that can be used to inspire an adventure or encounter. Although the tiles in Cartophile are not modular, they present the opportunity to create scenes that would not be able to be done with e-Adventure Tiles.]]>         <![CDATA[e-Adventure Tiles: Dwarven Tavern]]> Sun, 08 Mar 2009 18:34:15 CDT Publisher: SkeletonKey Games
    Beneath the city streets, dwarves gather in a place that makes them feel at home. With low ceilings, no windows, and illuminated only by scattered hearth fires, the Dwarven Tavern can be a little uncomfortable to surface dwellers.

    e-Adventure Tiles: Dwarven Tavern features 25 tiles that detail a subterranean drinking and dining establishment. Floors and tables are inlaid with designs, a pig roasts over a fire pit, and plenty of ale is on tap. Five additional tiles link the tavern with e-Adventure Town tiles, Dungeons, and Halls of the Dwarf Lord.]]>