Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Modular Outdoor Battle Tiles: Rocklands, Crosses and Junctions, and Free Dungeon Doors!


Yeah, it's been a while... But I'm back again! The good news is that while I've been gone, I've spent a lot of time working on some awesome stuff that I'm certain you guys are going to love.

To celebrate my return, and to say thank you to all of you for your years of support, I present to you the most awesome free set I have created to date! Seriously guys... it makes my other stuff look amateur by comparison.

This is the second of several sets of modular tiles that assemble into a large battlemap for your outdoor battles in Dungeons and Dragons and other such roleplaying games that use miniatures for combat. They are scaled to work well with most popular brands of 25/28mm miniatures, so they may even be useful to players of Warhammer as a quick battle ground layout.

The Rocklands sets are designed to represent an outdoor area with barren sandy low ground and rocky high ground, but are also fantastic for representing natural caverns and tunnels that have a more organic shape than man made dungeons. This set features 10 stunningly detailed outdoor tiles that work seamlessly with the first set to give you a huge range of options. It also includes the Kev's Lounge Starlinks system to keep the tiles together and in place, and more importantly it includes 3 amazing dungeon doors, that are not only superb in their detail, but also have moving parts. That's right ladies and gentlemen... These doors open and close!

In the interests of stepping up my game and being the professional I'd like the world to see me as, I have also included a fully illustrated 12 page instruction booklet in PDF format, optimised for screen view, (but more than suitable for printing) to help you put it all together with the least amount of confusion. However, Jim Pacek over carjackedseraphim.blogspot.com has posted an alternative method for making the tiles in this post. Thanks for the support Jim! It's always nice to see my stuff being used!

Through the magic of the Layered PDF the set has options for a 1 inch grid which is useful for Dungeons and Dragons 3rd Ed and 4th Ed combat rules, which can be turned off for those who use miniatures but prefer a more organic and natural movement system.

Download Kev's Lounge: Rocklands Set 2 from Papercraft Dungeon! It's free!

The villainous necromancer Sunambral The Blackheart ambushes the party with his undead army before they even enter his subterranean lair!


The stalwart adventurers stand before the grim, aged door of the dungeon and pause a moment to get over their fear of the horrors that will greet them once they enter.

A good look at the beautifully detailed double doors featured in this set. Yes, they do open, and they look damn good while doing it!

Combine with the Rocklands Straights and Corners, Dungeon Corridors Tiles, Huge Room Dungeon Tiles, Small Room Dungeon Tiles and Bigger Room Dungeon Tiles to add even more variety to your battles!

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Wednesday, August 4, 2010

Free Platinum Coin Counters for D&D and other Fantasy RPGs


Finally, the last of this collection of coin counters, Platinum, has arrived! This set of counters is designed to make it easier to keep track of platinum in Dungeons and Dragons and other fantasy RPGs. I've designed them in such a way as to make it very easy to get nice attractive double sided counters that are perfectly lined up. Single sided counters are a pain when they're upside down!

Currently the set comes in 5 denominations: 1, 5, 10, 50 and 100. You will probably want to make a few copies, particularly of the 100 Platinum coin pieces. You'll want at least 4 each of the 1's and 10's for each player and a bucket load of 100's if you need to keep track of high volumes of cash.

The Gold, Silver, and Copper coins are already out.




Use the counters like you'd use Energy in Risk 2210, or money in Monopoly. The denominations are marked by size in addition to the printed detail so that you can tell them apart at a glance.

Download Kev's Lounge: Platinum Coin Counters at Papercraft Dungeon

You may also be interested in our excellent range of free dungeon tiles:
Free Dungeon Corridor Tiles
Free Dungeon Small Rooms TilesFree Dungeon Bigger Room Tiles
Free Dungeon Huge Room Tiles
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Free Copper Coin Counters for D&D and other Fantasy RPGs



Sorry to keep you all waiting. Here are the copper coins at last. This set of counters is designed to make it easier to keep track of copper in Dungeons and Dragons and other fantasy RPGs. I've designed them in such a way as to make it very easy to get nice attractive double sided counters that are perfectly lined up. Single sided counters are a pain when they're upside down!

Currently the set comes in 5 denominations: 1, 5, 10, 50 and 100. You will probably want to make a few copies, particularly of the 100 copper coin pieces. You'll want at least 4 each of the 1's and 10's for each player and a bucket load of 100's if you need to keep track of high volumes of cash.

The Gold and Silver Coins are already out. Platinum will be out soon.



Use the counters like you'd use Energy in Risk 2210, or money in Monopoly. The denominations are marked by size in addition to the printed detail so that you can tell them apart at a glance.

Download Kev's Lounge: Copper Coin Counters at Papercraft Dungeon

You may also be interested in our excellent range of free dungeon tiles:
Free Dungeon Corridor Tiles
Free Dungeon Small Rooms Tiles
Free Dungeon Bigger Room Tiles
Free Dungeon Huge Room Tiles
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