Sources of images for use as tokens

dorward · May 4, 2008

I'm planning to put together a bunch of tokens for tracking combat in D&D rather than investing the time and money involved in painting up lots of miniatures.

Does anyone know a good source of graphics that can represent various D&D monsters and which are distinguishable at 22mm square?

Blackrat · May 5, 2008

The counter collections by Claudio Pozas are awesome. Here's linky: http://enworld.rpgnow.com/index.php?cPath=683

Piratecat · May 5, 2008

Agreed. These things are superb; I use the digital one all the time, as it lets me size monsters for advanced creatures. I don't even used cardstock; I just use good quality white paper and toss them after the game. They look great.

frankthedm · May 6, 2008

Video game sprites work well. Use paint or some other image program to get them to the size you want.

http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=217782

frankthedm · May 7, 2008

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TheDungeoneer · May 7, 2008

WotC Miniature's Gallery

I've gotten a lot of mileage out of the images WotC posts in their Miniature's Gallery.

http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/mix/gallery

MINI · May 7, 2008

I host alot of minis: www.mayhemgaming.net (see right scrollbar)

MINI · May 7, 2008

Frankthe DM, that is alot of sprites. Where did they all come from. i would be surious if I could host them on my site or if further permissions from other sources are needed.

frankthedm · May 7, 2008

Eh, i found most through googling for Video Game sprite and searching for D&D related images.

frankthedm · May 16, 2008

I have enough minis for most minion needs, but JIC, i have been making some video game sprite based counter sheets. With all that '4e is videogamey' chatter, I figured why not.

Keep on the shadowfell units

Chimera family

Sprite rippers include: emonoya, CACM, bogleech, Grim, Bonsai, Ryan914 , rose_of_yoshiki & VGS.net