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Good Day Denizens of the Tower

As we have now crossed my latest Patreon Goal !  Congratulations to us all. I'm committed to provide dungeon builder packs or token pack once a month. I have attached two zip files to this post.

The "Prebuilt Dungeons" zip file includes 7 variations of a dungeon similar to my Map 93. Same style but plain black background. These are 26x26 and can be imported into Roll20 in a moment. However they are also useful to any of you who don't play through VTTs. So this means 7 new dungeons in this pack.

The "Cursed Temple Assets" zip file contains the 170+ different files and assets you can use to build or modify dungeon. You can do it in Roll20 easily, just import the assets and enlarge them to the square number in the file name (i.e. 4x4). 

If you don't use Roll20, you can still do this with any image editing software like GIMP or Photoshop. If you do, just set the grid to 140 pixels per square, the document resolution at 72 DPI and turn on "snap to grid" and you can build a place in a breeze, like building a lego house.

I hop this is up to your liking and that you enjoy many adventures in this cursed place.

Once again thanks for your support, Derek Ruiz.

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Derek Burge

Bravo! Exactly the sort of thing I'm here for!

elventower

Thank Derek. Hope you like it, it's all perfectly measured to be compatible and easy to build. Let me know if you have any feedback about it since it's my first pack. I'll try to have stuff like this at least once a month.

David Bloom

Awesome. People like you really contribute to the hobby, thank you!

elventower

Thanks David ! I'm glad to hear your approval since this packs are a HUGE undertaking

David Bloom

So I think I have my photoshop grid setup properly. I have it set to "Gridline every 140 pixels." But when I drop in something from your tile pack, like a hallway or an intersection, it takes up the whole page. I have my canvas set to 8.5"x11" @ 300 DPI.

David Bloom

Ok, so your floor tiles are 140px x 140px. Do I need to set my canvas to 140 DPI?

David Bloom

That seemed to do it.

elventower

All assets are made at 72 DPI because that's the Roll20 standard. Set your document at 72DPI. Grid at 140 pixels per square and dropping files will have them automatically at the exact measurement.