Classic Dungeon 1st-Tier-Down Tiles

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Creator: Lightwulf Added: 07 Dec 2011 Downloads: 182

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If you want to add some depth to your classic dungeons, then these tiles are for you! These include doorway tiles for the lower level areas. Also, the tiles in the last column of shot 2 (and the last 2 rows of shot 1 in the middle) are for "bridges" that use the lower tiles for the doors.

Shot 1 is from the tile view. Shot 2 is from combo page view (editing out the white lines, of course). I included both shots 1 and 2 in the zip file so you can choose which one to grab from. Plus, I've inclu [View Full Description]

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TheLegend_njf

Posted 12 February 2019 - 08:17 PM

I've been a long time posting this, but these tiles have been considerably priceless in the development of TRIFORCE. I owe my life to them (well, not literally), and I gave them a 5/5. I rated it before writting the review so I'm not sure if my rating will actually show with the review. But you deserve the praise.

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Anthus

Posted 17 November 2014 - 08:13 PM

Once again, these are super awesomely effective tiles. I really like these a lot, and the idea to have the big doors on the lower area is pretty cool too. These could be used to make AlttP style dungeons in Classic.

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Ventus

Posted 11 July 2012 - 10:41 PM

Well Lightwulf you never fail to impress me. Classic has been needing something like this for awhile

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Rambly

Posted 11 March 2012 - 02:19 PM

Freeform dungeons in Classic aren't completely unheard of. I tried to make the dungeons as freeform as I possibly could in IHM2.

... Speaking of which, these would have helped immensely in that quest. Before I was just using Pure Tileset lower dungeon walls with Classic walls (style clash, I know, but those are just the tiles that happened to be ripped in already, and it was convenient)... but these fit in smoothly and naturally. We've needed something like this for a long time.