Modular dungeon tiles are great but storage for them kinda sucks. Especially when you want to make dungeon tiles with details that won't get flattened by being stacked. Proper storage fixes this problem, but not everyone is comfortable or able to whip out power tools to make things from wood.

So, I put together a design to make cheap, accessible but sturdy storage for modular dungeon tiles. I've been wanting to make something like this for D&D for ages, and with this to store and carry it better I really can't wait to get my next set of modular tiles out in a video!

Or play a game of D&D without the risk of dropping stuff…

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