RPG crafts dump 1 - Floor tiles and wall features

1. Every Basic dungeon tile WIP

This is where it all started. This bunch contains every basic dungeon tile I made back during the first half of 2016, still in need of paint. The cardboard box of my computer was sacrificed in the making of these, as you can deduce from the bigger room tiles. :B

2. Finished basic dungeon tiles

And here they all are, painted with a stone-like pattern. It looked like a big set at the time, but little did I know that it was about to get a whole lot bigger...

3. Stairs WIP 1

Here's a close-up of the unpainted sets of straight stairs.

4. Stairs WIP 2

And here are the early stages of a set of spiral staircases.

5. River tile with wooden bridge

For your underground river needs.

6. Underground river tile pieces

As you can see, the river tile consists of three pieces. This way I can remove the bridge or water to make a bottomless pit, if needed. I also made a lava tile for a more volcanic aesthetic, but forgot to include it in this picture.

7. Skull dice tower

I saw these small dice towers in a game session video online, and I just *had* to make one of my own. :D
The base is a bit too small for the dice to roll properly, but otherwise I like how it turned out.

8. Hills WIP

A couple of hills I made out of leftover cardboard.

9. Hills finished

Slapped some paint and grids on them hill pieces. They look more like treetops or the like with the paint texture, but ah well. Good enough, I guess. ^^;
(they're green, but the picture quality makes 'em look more blue...)

10. Collapsed corridor

A corridor floor tile with a partially collapsed floor. Better get those good jump checks coming!
(Sorry for the varied photo quality. I'm no pro and the phone I used to take these hadn't the best camera there is...)

11. More WIPs

Here're some corner pieces, dead ends and corner stairs in need of paint. Up until this point, I had used masking tape to cover the carboard corrugation, but for the newer small tiles I used thin cardstock. It makes the tiles feel sturdier and look cleaner.
Also, as I lacked a banana for scale, a self-made miniature had to suffice. :B

12. Corner piece setup

After I finished the corner pieces etc above, I felt like a sample setup would be in order. Looks pretty boss, if you ask me. :3

13. Stair inserts

A set of wooden and stone stairs. These are measured so that they can be inserted on existing floor tiles (much like the trapdoors in another pic).

14. Other dungeon tiles

Here's a set of various dungeon tiles I made over the course of three days; four water tiles and a detachable stone causeway on a wider river tile (top-left), a two-exit room and a narrowing corridor (top-right), a room under construction (middle-right), two sewer tiles (bottom left), a collapsed corridor/room with a wooden bridge (bottom-center), and a damaged/worn L-corridor (bottom-right).

15. Ladders and trapdoors

Like it says on the title; clip-on ladder wall pieces and detachable trapdoors.

16. Clip-on wall traps

A line-up of some wall traps that can be inserted or removed from the floor tiles. A nasty-looking corridor of death, that is.

17. Clip on wall features

Here be all of the clip on wall features I've made. I made some adjustments to them to make them sturdier and less likely to tip over.

18. Clip on wall features - Close up 1

Another close up of the clip on wall features. It seems to work nicely.

19. Clip on wall features - Close up 2

A closer look at the clip on wall features. As you can see, there's no paint on the added supports yet.