This month's (VTT) map is that of a throne room or great hall - which I've split up into three separate parts ...as seen below:
And the reason for this is so that we can utilise as many of the middle sections as we like (or even leave it out altogether) to make rooms of various lengths.
So, if you want to get your hands on the full size version of these
maps, you can find them (along with all the other tiles I've drawn thus
far) in THIS ALBUM. And if you'd like to support the project, feel free to head on over to the PATREON PAGE, and check out the different reward levels.
A little while back, I mentioned (over on the youtube channel) that I might start to share some of the D&D encounters I've used (or have ideas for) that utilise some of my 'pay-what-you-want' dungeon terrain.
Well, a few folks seemed interested in that idea - but I haven't had time to get around to anything like that as of yet (as just filming the tutorials is more work than you'd think).
However, I was wondering ...instead of doing them as a video series, how about I supply them as $1 (or pay-what-you-want) booklets over on the DMs Guild?
They'll probably not be all that regular, but I'll include pictures of the tiles in action, a list of all the things I've built (or modified) for the scenario, and maybe even create a similar VTT map to tie it in with the Patreon maps as well (for folks who play online).
Now, I'm not normally a superstitious person, but I've had all sorts of problems getting episode 13 finished ...but I've managed to get there in the end:
So, in this one we'll be taking a look at how to make a few potion bottles, candlesticks, books, and scrolls - all from paper printouts and a bit of scrap cardboard :)
And, as always, the pdf file containing all of the textures is available as a pay-what-you-want download (over on DriveThruRPG) ...so pick it up for fee, or pay as much (or as little) as you like!
Oh ...and don't forget to subscribe to the youtube channel, and maybe hit the little bell icon if you want to keep up to date with all this stuff (as it would be great to get to 1500 subscribers by the end of my first year).
OK then, here's a quick look at all of November's Patreon maps...
...and, as you can see, these first two are meant to be used together - with the larger map representing the upper level of a massive stairway, and the smaller map the room at the bottom.
Then there is this room with a well at its centre...
...and the layout for this one was suggested by a couple of my patrons.
So, if you want to get your hands on the full size version of these maps, you can find them (along with all the other tiles I've drawn thus far) in THIS ALBUM. And if you'd like to support the project, feel free to head on over to the PATREON PAGE, and check out the different reward levels.
Every now and again I get requests over on the youtube channel (or on social media) for additional textures and/or ideas for future videos.
Most of the time those requests are for things I already hope to get around to (eventually ;) ), other times there are ideas that I've overlooked (or would never have thought of on my own), and occasionally there's something I can put together quickly by modifying an existing pattern.
So, this latest video deals with the latter (i.e. a couple of modified textures to allow you to make a few other things):
And the idea here is that I'll continue to add to THIS PDF file over time - making it a bit of a living document that'll contain all manner of different things (including any one-off pieces, with limited use, that I might make for my own games).
So, as I said in the video, it's always worth getting in touch if you have any ideas or requests of your own ...and though I can't promise that I'll get around to them all (as things I need for my own upcoming games will usually make their way to the top of the list) - if the request is a simple one, I might get around to it sooner rather than later!
Last week saw the release of the latest set of print & paste textures ...the Bones & Statues.
However, rather than trying to cram too much information into one video, I've split this episode into two parts.
The first of these covers the assembly of the bone piles:
And the second part deals with the statues:
So, if you're looking to add a bit more terrain to your crypts and tombs, then hopefully these pieces will help you to do just that!
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Note that, just like the rest of the print & paste range, this product is available as a pay-what-you-want download ...so pick it up for free, or pay as much (or as little) as you like!
