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Your 2-Minute September Update

Added 2021-09-01 06:49:04 +0000 UTC

Farewell August, it's been fun! A month filled with happy, colorful circus-themed work in particular, for me. I enjoyed a short vacation and a birthday in the middle of it, and a healthy amount of D&D with my friends throughout. I hope that yours went well too, and wish you all the best for September.

What follows is a small summary of what's new at 2-Minute Tabletop. First up, the art we released here on Patreon:

The Circus Tent
A kaleidoscope of banners wave gleefully in the wind, beckoning to people far and wide to come see what's inside the great tent.
The Circus Map Assets with variants by rootyful
Mad colors, smells and sounds seem to draw you ever deeper into the carnival, where the very air seems brighter and sweeter and time seems to pass by unattended.
The Lakeside Camp
A stream bubbles gently into a wide lake, home to an orchestra of frogs and a galaxy of fireflies. What harm could find you in a place as peaceful as this?
New Tokens! August 2021 by Austin and David
Conveniently packaged, pre-colored, ready-to-play versions of the tokens we created this month.

We are still hurriedly putting the final pieces together at the time of writing, but I hope that the sheer scale of these packs makes it worth the wait!

On the website, we also released the following articles and written resources free of charge:

How To Play with an Isometric Grid
How to use an isometric grid on Roll20, in three steps, and accomplish the charming perspective of Final Fantasy Tactics!
BluBerrey’s Cyberpunk Battle Maps
A collection of urban Cyberpunk battle maps by BluBerrey: a pub, a metro, and a headquarters with interior and exterior maps.
In Walls That Talk, Part 2 – Entering the Manor by Troy
The party enters a manor said to be haunted, yet nothing happens. What awaits them in the house and what might they find in its many rooms?

It's been a huge month, and I want to thank the team for their hard work. Especially Troy in this case, as his In Walls That Talk (above) took two months of brainstorming, worldbuilding, and intricate writing all by itself. That's an article that is not to be missed, and you can thank him personally on his Patreon if you enjoy it.

I want to thank you too, of course! Whether you pledge at the $1 or the $20 level, you and the rest of the community are the electricity that keeps us all going. Thank you! We hope that what we're making will enhance that precious time that you spend with your gaming group.

I only have vague plans for what I'm going to work on this month, so I'm not even going to get into it here! I'll just strive to surprise you at some point down the road. ;)

Have a good one,
– Ross