D&D tiles in the marketplace

Is wizards ever going to put their map tile collections on the marketplace? They have a massive number of tile sets back from 4e Im sure they could sell on the marketplace that would work for 5e just as well.Would be a lot easier then buying the physical cardboard tiles and trying to scan them in. Unlike most of the tiles on the marketplace currently, the official tiles were made with combat in mind. They got triangles and overlays and stuff.

Have you looked at this? <a href="http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/mwa/a" rel="nofollow">http://archive.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/mwa/a</a>... Some of these are useable on Roll 20. Some, not so much, there are dozens of files all free to use for non-commercial purposes, pretty sure hitting your in person players up for pizza would not constitute a commercial use...

Those are maps not tiles. Well I see 8 tiles, actually, but thats not enough to make a map. Also [quote]pretty sure hitting your in person players up for pizza would not constitute a commercial use...[/quote] that sentence doesn't make any sense.&nbsp; Why would my players buy me pizza? That makes no sense at all. They are already doing me a favor by being the players, makes no sense for them to buy me snacks or food or anything. I mean I guess they could call a pizza place anywhere, from anywhere. But I mean, can you imagine *At Papa Johns in Florida* Employee "Hey there is a call coming in from New Jersey" *Employee picks it up* "Hello, Papa Johns" Voice on the other end of the phone, "I would like to order a pizza, please deliver it to *Address in Florida*, here is my debit card number" *Hangs up*P Employee "Weird this guy in new Jersey wants me to deliver a pizza to some random house here in Florida." Boss, "Call the FBI, its clearly a terrorist plot." Oh also I'm too far away from any pizza places to get delivery.