Tile of the Week #5

The latest Tile of the Week entry. This is a more complicated moving wall piece, with multiple versions provided.

Wilds - Tick Tock

Barricaded in the fire room, the party waits out the holds placed on Durego and Mordikarr, while examining the loot they've managed to recover.

WIP Black and White Revisited

Another iteration of this WIP test map. Since this is only a test it has some odd features (like matching crevices). It doesn't really make much sense as a dungeon any more, but it's been a nice little testbed for this style.

Wilds - Fortified!

While some of the party goes exploring in the nearest areas, others work on fortifying a position to hole up until the held party members recover.

Tile of the Week #4

The latest Tile of the Week entry. This time we have the classic rotating dungeon section. In this case, the rotation feature can be emulated on the VTT by rotating the entire tile, since the non-moving parts are symmetric. I'm still trying to figure out the best way to deal with moving walls on the VTT, something that allows the GM to show the players the various altered positions.

Player Version

GM Version

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Wilds - Aftermath

The party survived the battle much worse for wear. Now they need a plan, or at least a course of action. They know a zombie-brute headed east, back toward the stairs, and they're pretty sure someone else, possibly the necromancer / spell caster, headed south. Now what?

WIP B&W Dungeon Map

This is another iteration of the map I posted yesterday. I did some work on the staircase, lightening up the shading a bit so it's more legible. I've also added a few features to test out how some things work at this scale. I've also added some light shadows to the walls and around various features, and rebuilt the doors.

Of course the features are pretty haphazard, because this was an exercise piece, not a planned dungeon. Also, looking at this now, the altar in the SW area is kind of huge, almost ten feet across. I kind of like how the water worked out in the rectangular pool, but I'll have to redo the statue / fountain combo in the center room, as I refined the water process a bit after I did that piece. Best of all, I actually took some notes, so I can remember how to do all this next time I need a map in this format.