Making My Own Dungeon World Tiled Dungeon TableTop

[fred.]

It is isn't it. The 1 inch sheets go for around £8, don't why the smaller ones are so much more expensive.

I'm going to have a look in B&Q next time I'm in to see if they have any seconds / damaged ones going cheaper.

[O Dinas Powys]

.... maybe cast smaller flat sections which can be placed side by side together to form a larger whole?

  <--- ever hopeful

That's definitely an option...

With walls that can be added around the edge?

...and whilst we're getting wistful, longer corridors?

[Leon]

Yeah, something like that.  Making a large tile, say 6 inch square, would be easy enough to do, and then we could look at making some intact/crumbled walls in a variety of options.

All of the above relies on me finding some spare time to have a go though!

[O Dinas Powys]

All of the above relies on me finding some spare time to have a go though!

Doesn't it always?   

[Maenoferren]

That's definitely an option...


With walls that can be added around the edge?

...and whilst we're getting wistful, longer corridors?

is this the kind of thing you are thinking of....i know this is water caverns but you could use a similar principle:
http://www.hirstarts.com/cavern/watercavern.html

[O Dinas Powys]

is this the kind of thing you are thinking of....i know this is water caverns but you could use a similar principle:
http://www.hirstarts.com/cavern/watercavern.html

Not really, I was thinking far more conservatively    However, if something like that was to become available... 

My idea was the current floor without walls in a few sizes (from 2x2 up to HUGE) with the current walls as separate edging.

Three types of edge: open ended, inward corner on one end and outward corner on one end, say multiples of 3-squares long with a 1 square strip of floor sections for stability.

With these bits you should be able to construct irregular rooms and surround them in a wall to fit in with the available dungeon pieces, which would help lock in the wall segments.