Creature Tokens - Pack 49
All tokens are in PNG format and DOUBLE our usual resolution (400dpi) just in case you need a bigger version (for example Enlarge spell) you wont lose any detail :)
This pack contains 6 new Creature Tokens each with multiple color variants:
Barghest - Large
Hollyphant - Small
Licker Hound - Medium - *Scale300
Moose - Large - *Scale200
Stinger Jackal -Large - *Scale200
Adult Copper Dragon - Huge - *Scale233
*Scale<%> - Artwork of these tokens is larger than their Bounding box.
For example a Token with ” *_Large_Scale200_* ” in the filename has intended scale of 200% or 2x of it's 2x2sq Bounding Box.
Which means that for recommended scale in Foundry, You should set the Scale(Ratio) to 2 in Token Image Settings.
Total # of tokens in this pack: 61!
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Comments (4)
Always love token pack day! I use these for my games and playtests. I use effects packs for magic spells and these top-down tokens work best for immersion. Love having different variants to differentiate big bads on the battlemap.
Nice ! It's always cool to have more tokens, I find yours to be of really good quality with a nice selection provided. If I could make a request, it would be for dark fantasy tokens, low-fantasy or non-DnD monsters (originals maybe ?) Anyway, have a nice day.
Sadly I have no use for overhead tokens anymore. I switched to portrait tokens a while back as I find my player's are able to identify them at a glance. Also players are able to zoom into the token to see what the creature looks like without me having to provide a separate image. While some overhead tokens, such as dragons, are easy to identify. Many bipedal creatures are not, and require the players to hover over the token to identify it.
I went the opposite direction. I've been using self-made portrait tokens for years, mostly because it was just easier. With FA's large collection, I've decided to move to overhead tokens, but I add a custom base beneath each, which makes them appear as if one is looking down at a 3D mini sitting on a tabletop. For me, and ymmv of course, the portrait style doesn't have enough detail to replace full images without sacrificing the ability to recognize them at a zoomed out level, and vice versa. I still need that separate full image regardless.