How to Craft Underdark Tiles for Dungeons & Dragons

How to craft modular Underdark themed tiles for Dungeons & Dragons.

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[BlackMagicCraftOfficial]

Wonderful colour scheme my dude. Always trust that last minute gut feeling!

[johnleach]

Love how you ONLY did '17' tries on your paint job and still couldn't resist one more... As always fantastic video. Thank you for all the considerable effort you put into developing your building systems!

[LandvaettrsLair]

Awesome, I actually think the pink spots gives a nice variation on the overall space, since they stay scarce, but they do break the uniformity of the whole set in a nice way. Always love your tutorials, I remember my first major work as a crafter were over 64 Wyloch tiles, but I backed them with magnets back then to be set on a large metal sheet set on the gametable, you hadn't invented the intelocking system yet...But since you've come up with the interlock system I've wanted to upgrade my old tiles to the new system. For caverns and underdark I usually go with modular walls set on top of some kind of battlemat since I play gridless but I still find tiles very useful for corridors or dungeons. I'll upgrade my old tiles as soon as I get a little fee time...thanks for the tutorial!

[BionicPerry]

Wait...is that...penne pasta?! Are you literally making macaroni art look cool?!?! Lol. Like I said, cant wait for the scatter terrain video!

[jakeeck]

watching these videos is so relaxing. You're my fav tabletop crafter on youtube for sure! You put so much more effort into your projects than some others that I watch

[maxk]

You should have called the cardboard lock system wyLock

[eugenio]

I think that the purple/magenta dabs add a little bit of fairy tale feel. like some kind of magic grotto where dangerous archfeys would dwell. I would experiment with various colours to see the effect!

[hegmonster]

I like how encouraging you are "You'll quickly get the hang of know exactly how much glue to use!"

[tabletopforgeuk]

Loving the blues and turquoises. The purpley-pink works!

[CrookedStaffTerrain]

Must resist the urge to redo all my tiles with a locking system ...must ...resist ;)
Seriously though ...great stuff (as always).

[richbuilds_com]

The pink looks fine once it's spread out over a few tiles. I think you got the balance just right in the end. Green as you say, would have overwhelmed it - but green on your scatter would work. Great looking set of tiles!

[miageeked]

Totally dig it! The purple is a nice touch that integrates the walls and scatter beautifully.

[SidewaysGts]

Youre crazy. The purple looks perfect. Its a beautiful example of "less is more". As always amazing craft.

[johnr]

Super job Bill and the short walls make the game much more visual. I don't even mind not having any wall at times if the players understand it's "implied." Love the effects you create and awesome job!

[meraduddcethin]

Good to see more solid terrain magic coming out. The tiles proper are solid and what I'd expect as is the high quality of the video and explanation. The surprize is the paint scheme, which is quite different than usual and is spectacular. Well done!

[claytonreed]

Thank you so much!! Starting my first DnD and been going though so many different videos on how to do custom tiles and yours is by far the best and most unique way ive see I love it!

[CurtSlaten]

Excellent video, I decided to try and make some. Two days later and I have 64 tiles. Like you said, mostly corners, some walls, and only a few field tiles. Thank you.

[timraup]

Always a pleasure to see a new Wyloch video. Classy stuff, good color combination. And on-camera, the purple kind of punctuated the look. I don't think it was that busy. Good looking tiles, here.

[JennellJaquays]

I love the variant take on your cave system. The torn cork squares make a big style difference. Already thinking about how to simulate that look in sculpture for 3D printing. And for what my opinion is worth, the color choices in this rock. The pink splashes add just the right touch of weird phosphorescence variation.

[BionicPerry]

Awesome! Cant wait to see the videos for that scatter terrain!! Those mushrooms look amazing.