good for above ground encounters, if you want dungeons or buildings add the corridors title. prints well, excellent graphics, and fairly intuitive if you have any experience with paint or cadd programs. you can adjust from 3/4" to 2" hexes or remove the hex grid altogether. would be excellent for micro armor or any miniature combat or as a base for regular 3D terrain

excellent for mapping a custom dungeon once you play around with it a while. was going to use it to map princes of the apocalypse and then realized what the toner cost would be. will do it over time to defray that cost but print quality is very good and it's fairly intuitive if you have done any paint or cadd work. one point if you have a habit of jumping in before reading the instructions (like me) when you print go into preferences and pick current page only or you will be printing out the samples and instructions as well

a little more detail on the floors than a generic dungeon. good color, prints well, color palette is a little more "Egyptian Sandstone" than some others so it may not match up with some others but it's a minor issue.

fairly flexible and quite a bit of variety in the tiles. I am using it with the 5e princes of the apocalyse module and it translates very well, just a little bit of tweaking on the senario side to accomidate it. good color, prints well. no complaints.

the Hero system, or champions as I knew it way back when is still the best stand alone super hero system around. providing you have the tenacity to pore through every tweak to maximize your damage output. you can make just about any kind of hero you want if you work at it.