I like them a bunch, well done
Get yo Art on Peeple!
What if you made cards to represent safe spots to stand on while they are attacked by the froglodites? They’d have to “jump” from card to card (difficulty increases with distance) to approach the door and then position themselves to defend the door while it’s being opened.
You could even have a limit of how many people could be on a card at any given time to increase the tactical opportunities/challenges?
Hey there, Shield Wall! I thought I’d share a quick screenshot of my latest modular dungeon: The Catacombs!
It is purpose-built for tiled! I’ve got nearly 100 tokens going into this set for lots of variety.
Hey all. Just starting a new campaign with friends, and made some paper minis of their characters. Thought I’d share. Photo is from one of my players, along with a larger look at the group.
Thanks for the kind words all.
@GmGrizzly I’m lucky to have some players who gave me a lot of details or had pretty much drawn out their characters on their sheets. Otherwise I tend to look up art/research online to get ideas. Fantasy art is a struggle for me.
@Ezzerharden @Fuzzymagoo For some reason my buddy wanted to create their own bio-form. We hashed it out, and when I asked them what it looked like, they thought for a bit, the said, “kinda like a big frog?”
You know I’m jumping back in here with my latest dungeon progress! Temple of the Serpent!
This is January’s monthly dungeon I’m working on, and after getting a few under my belt I feel like I’m expanding my ability and techniques. I’ve still got a way to go, but it’s coming along.
I came across a different art style for maps on the Dungeon craft facebook page. I decided to try it out for my current campaign. It’s interesting because it’s more of a landscape view as opposed to a overhead view. For me it makes the world feel more alive. Like your standing on another hill or peak and looking out at the world instead of looking down directly over it.