Nice. I think this has developed into quite a big idea from what we started as. Making some tokens and maps became a whole new (at least to me) way of making maps and tokens and keeping track of status and such. If I am ever DM for some game I am going to use this system. Or at least suggest it to the group I play in
For those of you interested in large format printing, check with your local college/university. It is incredibly common for faculty and grad students to present posters at conferences and many schools have acquired a large format printer to accomidate the printing of those posters. If they do have one, they may also allow anyone to print on it for a reasonable price. My University, for instance, charges $3/sq ft for heavy paper and $5/sq for a semi-gloss or gloss paper (gloss paper is essentially photo paper).
Thanks BP, I’ll make sure I check that out when I get down at college. The college might be helping me out a bit, since I found out they have a tabletop “club” sorta thing. I need to shoot off and email and find out more about that from the head guy.
Yea, it sounds like something I would like. But like Talae said it also sounds like it could come with a tangle of legal problems. Anything not just for your personal use (or your groups use in this case) could probably be bad.
Here is a set of tokens for PC’s. They are unlabeled.
These are 3.5 races, so sorry Tieflings and Dragonborns…
They were made with Tokentool, which I was experimenting with. I like it, once you tweak the resolution, photoshopping with it is a breeze.
I think the 1” cutter will cut out the nice border though…
Enjoy.
Artwork courtesy WOTC.
I figure if it is safe to post power cards with text lifted right off the new rulebook, old artwork is safe as well (!)