Teal Stone Map Pieces
Back again with slightly off-beat set. Teal for exotic or aquatic locales. I envision using these for a temple to a water or sea god. But, it’s your game, you tell me how you use them.
What would you all like to see next?
Back again with slightly off-beat set. Teal for exotic or aquatic locales. I envision using these for a temple to a water or sea god. But, it’s your game, you tell me how you use them.
What would you all like to see next?
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I really like the different tile sets, so that you can mix and match for unique looks. It’s also really helpful for when I’m designing dungeons (Blue Stone tiles have X effect. Red Stone tiles have Y effect).
As for the next set, how would you feel about (or have you done) an overland tile set, with different terrain types represented. I am currently running a campaign with a strong political/military element. I have rules for running large scale battles and military actions (think multi-day battles like Gettysburg or Thermopylae), and an overland tile set would be just awesome.
I love your work, and use your tile sets quite a bit.
Thanks,
S
Hmmm. I will throw the idea around in my head.
Do you have some examples (pay or free) that you can share with me? Just want to see if it’s something I can pull off (or something I want to do).
Thanks for your comment. The different stone colors for different effects is a great tip. I hope it helps the users out there.
I was actually thinking of doing it myself, using the artwork from the latest Civilization games and/or Catan as inspiration. However, when you want something done right, you go to the guy who does it best.
I was wondering if y’all could possibly do some stuff for maptool. I would love to have some more tiles and terrain for my online gaming
(if this stuff is for maptool please disregard, i am a noob up here)
I’d have to look into what files Maptool uses. The idea behind the site is for old school face-to-face gaming. Print, cut, and play with your friends over beer (or soda) and pizza. The files themselves are PDFs. Just click the links to download them.