And the point of my telling you all this is . . . to share my pictures! If you're familiar with the adventure, you might remember this room, number 26:
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I was impressed by the effective combination of Dungeon Tiles with good old-fashioned Battlemat.
In the original adventure, the monsters on the terraces were giant crayfish, giant scorpions, sea lions, and manticores. In the revision we did a couple of years ago, the giant crayfish were replaced by hammerclaws. I can't remember what's represented by those chuuls...
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