More fun with Dundjinni. I finally figured out how to make battlemaps (wasn’t hard, simply a matter of RTFM), and then I blacked out, and woke up with this PDF full of battlemaps. I decided I’d share! Each page is an 8×10 grid (1″ per grid), so you can use them in a similar way to Dungeon Tiles to make larger-scale maps.
“True Grit” is for gritty urban fantasy adventures. The characters have wandered into the seediest place in town, and need to keep their hands on their knives….
True Grit Map Pack(21.7 MB)
All you need to do is download, print them out (either on your own printer or take a quick run at a Kinko’s) trim the white space off the edges, et voila! a lot of cheap urban city tiles for you to use.
While you’re waiting on the download, take a quick preview:
A Jack of All Trades ,or if you prefer, an extreme example of multi-classing, Gamefiend, a.k.a Quinn Murphy has been discussing, playing and designing games straight out of the womb. He is the owner and Editor-in-Chief of this site in addition to being an aspiring game designer. As you would assume, he is a huge fan of 4e.
By day he is a technologist.
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