How To Play with an Isometric Grid
Added 2021-08-10 11:51:06 +0000 UTCEver wondered how to run an isometric encounter on your virtual tabletop and retain all of the grid functionality? I hope to break it down for you in our new 3-step guide.
I find it strangely satisfying to write how-to guides, so this was a nice side project for me. I hope that it's also useful to you or someone you know! I'm not sure if you could run a campaign purely in isometric yet, but it's certainly a flashy thing to bring out once in a while for a dramatic encounter.
It's also a deceptively simple way to draw in 3D so, if you want to up your map-drawing game, I highly suggest looking up some of the many guides on the internet...
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Well, it's time for me to put away the keyboard and get back to drawing! Wish me luck...
This is a free article made in addition to our usual Patreon releases.
Comments
Especially someone as impressive as Epic Isometric! :)
Ross from 2-Minute Tabletop
2021-08-15 12:52:07 +0000 UTCSweet! I thought for a moment this was a post by Epic isometric as I patronize them as well... it pays to have multiple patreons!
Bill Carroll
2021-08-14 05:23:56 +0000 UTCI may not be the best at it, but I've been trying this in some of my recent packs. It's a skill I hope to develop. :)
Ross from 2-Minute Tabletop
2021-08-11 03:59:42 +0000 UTCLooks very cool and nice to have something new to challenge my players with. Bonus that I have Roll20. Can I suggest something that may not work but if it does would be cool. How about an image with a forced perspective? Basically take something like trees, make them bigger up front and smaller in back. Thinking it might make the grids in back seem farther away.
Keith Kowalski
2021-08-10 12:43:15 +0000 UTC
![Kem Alkemest [Assetto Corsa Mod]](https://xaiju.com/istorage/14088.jpg)
