Looking for top-down fantasy tokens
gamerprinter
Mapper/Publisher
Lots of places...
There are lots of places out there for top-down tokens:
fouruglymonsters.com
dundjinni.com
cartographersguild.com
rpgmapshare.com
rptools.net forums
and soon: freeRPGmaps.com
There are probably plenty more such sites, these are just off the top of my head.
GP
There are lots of places out there for top-down tokens:
fouruglymonsters.com
dundjinni.com
cartographersguild.com
rpgmapshare.com
rptools.net forums
and soon: freeRPGmaps.com
There are probably plenty more such sites, these are just off the top of my head.
GP
frankthedm
First Post
here are a few top down tokens in this thread, but most are side view or isometric.
http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/4029/gibberer.png
http://img571.imageshack.us/img571/2977/retriever.png
http://img405.imageshack.us/img405/4029/gibberer.png
http://img571.imageshack.us/img571/2977/retriever.png
gamerprinter
Mapper/Publisher
A few of mine...
Here's a few top-down tokens of mine. Note most of these guys are for a tavern scene, so most have cups of brew in their hands... the first guy is just a monk ready for combat and a couple horses (these are all hand-drawn):
Enjoy!
GP
Here's a few top-down tokens of mine. Note most of these guys are for a tavern scene, so most have cups of brew in their hands... the first guy is just a monk ready for combat and a couple horses (these are all hand-drawn):
Enjoy!
GP
gamerprinter
Mapper/Publisher
And just for fun, here's one more...
And just for fun, here's an old one of mine, a favorite - the Aboleth top down. Sorry, this one's kind of big! He was kind of an experiment in 3D.
GP
And just for fun, here's an old one of mine, a favorite - the Aboleth top down. Sorry, this one's kind of big! He was kind of an experiment in 3D.
GP
Whilst following the links I came across these excellent top down token illustrations by Devin:
The Tangled Web - Online Pen and Paper Roleplaying - Video Games
They can also be found as a free compilation pack here:
Token Pack Bundle: Packs 1-12 [TP1-12] - It's Free! : Your Games Now, Straight from the Source!
Great stuff.
The Tangled Web - Online Pen and Paper Roleplaying - Video Games
They can also be found as a free compilation pack here:
Token Pack Bundle: Packs 1-12 [TP1-12] - It's Free! : Your Games Now, Straight from the Source!
Great stuff.
gamerprinter
Mapper/Publisher
The site I mentioned FourUglyMonsters.com is Devin Night's website.
Also the Cartographers' Guild, which I am a senior member, Devin is a member, as are every developer of mapping software, many fantasy authors creating their own world maps there too. But that site is full of RPG maps, as well as tokens, tutorials, resources, map elements (compass roses, GIMP/Photoshop brushes), monthly map contests, software tips, an entire boad dedicated to Work-in-Progress maps, where the site's experts critique and help out users making their maps. Its the best site online for RPG map anything - all the top RPG industry cartographers are members. And plenty of "never created a map before, but want to" new members.
If you're just looking for map objects, they are there, but if you want to learn anything more about creating maps for your games, there is no better place.
GP
PS: I have over 300 maps posted at the Cartographers' Guild - I'm a pro fantasy cartographer, and an RPG publisher.
Also the Cartographers' Guild, which I am a senior member, Devin is a member, as are every developer of mapping software, many fantasy authors creating their own world maps there too. But that site is full of RPG maps, as well as tokens, tutorials, resources, map elements (compass roses, GIMP/Photoshop brushes), monthly map contests, software tips, an entire boad dedicated to Work-in-Progress maps, where the site's experts critique and help out users making their maps. Its the best site online for RPG map anything - all the top RPG industry cartographers are members. And plenty of "never created a map before, but want to" new members.
If you're just looking for map objects, they are there, but if you want to learn anything more about creating maps for your games, there is no better place.
GP
PS: I have over 300 maps posted at the Cartographers' Guild - I'm a pro fantasy cartographer, and an RPG publisher.
Nytmare
David Jose
Whenever I need overhead views of "realistic" flora and fauna the Dundjinni forums are always the first place I look.
I prefer portrait images for tokens, just because I think you can show more of the character with a face than with arms and the top of a head, but for bodies and statues, Dundjinni always has something for me to work with.
I prefer portrait images for tokens, just because I think you can show more of the character with a face than with arms and the top of a head, but for bodies and statues, Dundjinni always has something for me to work with.
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