Light-up Magic Circle (terrain)

 

I think the above picture says it all really ...but I don't think that's gonna stop me rambling on for a few paragraphs ;)

So, this latest addition to the 'print & paste' range uses a similar technique to the previous multi-level rooms found in episode 30 (in the sense that it's a raised section of the dungeon) - but this time I've also added some cheap (£1) Halloween/Xmas lights into the mix - just to give the whole thing a bit of an eerie glow.

Anyway, as usual here's the video that shows how I put it all together...

 

...and HERE is the link to the pdf file over on DriveThruRPG (as always, it's a pay-what-you-want download - so feel free to pay as much/little as you like ;) ).

Note that there's also a new set of stairs in this latest pdf as well ...and I think they have turned out rather nice :)

 

So - here's hoping you can put some of this stuff to good use!

Community Challenge #2

I think I say it all in this latest video...

...here's hoping you'll be able to take part!

Cyber Monday Giveaway

If you're anything like me, you're probably a sick and tired of all the 'Black Friday' nonsense you've been getting ALL of this last month - so to buck the trend (as I often do), I thought I would give away a few booklets instead :)

So, here's a couple of links to some of my older stuff over on DriveThru - just click on them and the booklet should get added to your basket for free :)

Little Book of Dungeons Vol. 1

Little Book of Dungeons Vol. 2

Little Book of Dungeons Vol. 3

Hope you can put them to use!

(note that the 'free codes' last until tomorrow)

Print & Paste Terrain : House Decoration

Despite it only being a single page, this latest download took quite a while to create - largely due to the fact that there's quite a lot of detail in some of the pieces, and I was trying out some new techniques.

That being said, I'm quite happy with the results (despite the fact that I might just be adding needless fiddly details at this point) ...and, as I say in the video, some of these bits and pieces should prove useful for the 2nd 'challenge' that I have planned.

Anyway, as usual here's the video...

 

...and HERE is the link to the pdf file over on DriveThruRPG (as always, it's a pay-what-you-want download - so feel free to pay as much/little as you like ;) ).

Print & Paste Terrain : Sheds & Barns

The title of this latest release might be a bit deceiving ...becasue, while you can make little sheds, barns, hovels, etc....

 

 (the exterior of a small shed or workshop)

 

 (the interior of a barn or small hovel)

...they can also be used in conjunction with the textures from the previous two pdfs/videos to add even more variety to the types of houses/buildings that we can make:

Anyway, as usual, here's the video showing how I put everything together...

...and the pdf file can be found over on DriveThruRPG (it's a pay-what-you-want file - so feel free to pay as much/little as you like).

So, if you need some buildings for an upcoming RPG session, a wargame scenario, etc. ...hopefully these will be of help :)

VTT Tiles

It's been a while since I last spoke about the VTT tiles that I create each month - but the project is still going strong ...with around 400 tiles available now!

This month I've been working on a request for more cave-to-dungeon transition tiles, and this is what I've come up with:

So, as you can see, there are 4 tiles ...and all of them are slightly different in their design.

Furthermore here is a small encounter map that I've put together that features a few of these new tiles...

...and while I have no idea (yet) what the locals are 'feeding' - you can be sure it's not anything pleasant ;)

Anyway, you can find all of individual tiles in THIS album (they are free for personal use) ...and if you want to help support this (or any of my other projects) please feel free to check out the PATREON PAGE.

Print & Paste Terrain : Roofs

 Here's the next batch of print & paste textures...

 

...and the idea behind these is that we can use them in conjunction with the 'cottage walls' (from the last set) to make a few townhouses:

 

And, as you can see, we should be able to make houses of all sorts of shapes and sizes.

Anyway here's the video showing how I put them together...

 

...and the pdf file can be found on DriveThruRPG as usual (it's a pay-what-you-want file - so feel free to pay as much/little as you like).

So, here's hoping you can put them to good use!