Creature Tokens - Pack 47
Added 2023-07-10 12:22:27 +0000 UTCAll tokens are in PNG format and DOUBLE our usual resolution (400dpi) just in case you need a bigger version (for example Enlarge spell) you wont lose any detail :)
This pack contains 6 new Creature Tokens each with multiple color variants:
- Wereshark - Medium - *Scale300
- Troglodyte - Medium - *Scale300
- Giant Hamster - Large
- Flail Snail - Large
- Dark Prince Demon - Large - *Scale200
- Adult Brass Dragon! - Huge - *Scale233
*Scale<%> - Artwork of these tokens is larger than their Bounding box.
For example a Token with β *_Large_Scale200_* β in the filename has intended scale of 200% or 2x of it's 2x2sq Bounding Box.
Which means that for recommended scale in Foundry, You should set the Scale(Ratio) to 2 in Token Image Settings.
Total # of tokens in this pack: 79!
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Comments
Graz'zt one of the lords of the abyss. this would have been fantastic for one of my old campaigns.
Chris Stainthorpe
2025-01-20 21:33:19 +0000 UTCwhat is the Dark Prince Demon supposed to be? is it a 5e monster?
AJ DC
2023-08-15 20:55:56 +0000 UTCIts the wide range of color variants that don't necessarily line up with "Red Dragon" that is causing my issue. I use Foundry VTT and use the Wildcard functionality. For example, if I have a combat or scenario that involves multiple Red Dragons I drag several tokens of that creature to the map, and any token that has a common file name convention like: "Adult_Red_Dragon_..." is randomly selected to generate on the map. If I don't take the time to rename and number each dragon variant to a more color accurate context I may drag one red dragon but then get a green, a silver, and a black variant as well which would confuse players in context. So its either rename the files on my end when a new set of Dragon Tokens gets released or I have to play the Dragon Lottery each time I select them in Foundry. It probably isn't that big an issue for most DMs but I am starting to get into a very Dragon heavy side of my campaign so it is a bit tedious. Does that make sense? And again I love the wonderful art and work you have provided the community and myself. It really has brought a great deal of depth to my game and has allowed me to focus on writing content to match your fantastic art. It really is just a question of naming convention for the color variants that I feel would make things easier for Digital DMs. Thank you.
Ethan Menebroker
2023-07-16 21:45:17 +0000 UTCWhat Joshua said basically, the name is based on the type of dragon so "Red Dragon" is a design for example and then it has multiple color variants, some of which are not red
Forgotten Adventures
2023-07-15 13:10:02 +0000 UTCdo you mean the color variants? it has the Shape of a Brass Dragon, but color variants of other dragons, so that if you ever need more than one Brass Dragon on the battle-field, you could have a few of different colors but all the same Shape and Look. That's my understanding of it anyway
Joshua Frazer
2023-07-14 22:05:22 +0000 UTCHi, I love these token sets. I have been using them for a while now for my VTT game. I do have one question though - Why are the Dragon Token sets named the way they are? I always have to go back through them and rename them to match what they visually are. For instance in this set the "Adult_Brass_Dragon_Huge_Scale_233_Dragon_05" I am renaming to "Adult_Silver_Dragon_Huge_Scale233_Dragon_04" to fit in with all the other dragon tokens I have renamed in the past and it is in no way a Brass Dragon and more closely matches a Silver or White Dragon type. I have to do this for each set and it is a tedious process.
Ethan Menebroker
2023-07-14 18:54:34 +0000 UTCThese are getting so incredibly good I'm almost tempted to make the jump to top down tokens instead of traditional ones. D:
parasite3go
2023-07-12 20:45:15 +0000 UTC
