At first I tried to follow the NES' pallete limit while still trying to be faithful to the colouration of Castle Oblivion's interior but that didn't work out. Then I tried to keep from using more than 4 colours + transparency on the wall tiles but that didn't pan out as well because I had to use an extra colour for the wall details.

This newest creation of mine consists of the following:

• Wall Pillars nabbed from FSA, franken-sprited and recoloured to work with the walls and the flooring
• Custom Walls. (Not much to say here)
• Custom Floor tiles to go with the walls, including a panel with the number 13, two huge floor panels with Organization XIII's insignia on it and a floor panel with the winged rose leitmotif.
• Doors shamelessly cribbed from my previous franken-sprited works.

With that said there's a few things missing from this set that a more skilled sprite artist than myself could (re)create and even expand upon, such as:

• Walls with the winged rose leitmotif.
• White Rose statues.
• The smaller pedestals with the white pottery containing white roses
• The huge geometric sun floor decal
• The diamond shaped save point thingy
• The circular Floor warp portal thingy

Hell if you're a really ambitious spriter you could use this tilesheet as the basis for a Castle That Never Was dungeon interior tilesheet.

SquareSoft and Disney for bring us Kingdom Hearts.
Nintendo for the usual
and PureZC for generously hosting my works. A real shame that nobody has bother to make use of my admittedly well made dungeon-sets though. I thought they would be more widespread by now.