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About our Metal Dice Sets
Our dice are made from solid Zinc and plated in various, delightful finishes. They are heavier than the standard Dungeons and Dragons dice making those natural 20’s feel more powerful than ever before. Upgrade your RPG game night by treating yourself to a proper metal dice set.
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FAQ DnD Digital Resources
Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) tokens are used in tabletop role-playing games to represent characters, creatures, or objects on a battle map or grid during combat encounters. Here's how to use D&D tokens effectively:
Acquire Tokens:
- You can use physical tokens like miniature figures, cardboard standees, or printed images.
- Some groups prefer using digital tokens (EG dnd Goblin Token 5e or dnd ship tokens) through virtual tabletop (VTT) platforms like Roll20 or Fantasy Grounds.
Map Setup:
- Assign a token to each player character (PC) and any non-player characters (NPCs) involved in the encounter.
- Choose tokens that visually represent the characters or creatures they represent.
Creating your own Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) tokens can be a fun and creative process. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to make your own custom D&D tokens:
Materials You'll Need:
- Images or Artwork: Find or create images or artwork representing characters, creatures, or objects you want to turn into tokens. These can be illustrations, photographs, or digital art.
- Token Bases: You'll need something to serve as the base for your tokens. Options include:
- Glue: Use glue to attach the images or artwork to the token bases.
- Scissors or Craft Knife: To cut out the images or artwork neatly.
- Laminator (Optional): If you want to make your tokens more durable, consider laminating them.
- Clear Plastic Tokens (Optional): You can find blank, clear plastic tokens designed for creating custom tokens. These can be a convenient option.
Steps to Create Custom D&D Tokens:
- Choose and Prepare Artwork:
- Print or Cut Artwork:
- Attach Artwork:
- Laminate (Optional):
- Trim Edges (If Necessary):
- Label and Customize (Optional):
- Protect and Store:
With these steps, you can create your own personalized D&D tokens to enhance your tabletop gaming experience. Whether you're using them for combat encounters or to represent characters and creatures on the battlefield, custom tokens can add a unique and immersive element to your D&D sessions.
Creating your own custom Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) maps can be a rewarding and creative endeavor. Here are the steps to make your own D&D maps:
Materials You'll Need:
- Grid Paper or Map-Making Software: You can choose between traditional grid paper or digital map-making software. Both options work well depending on your preferences and resources.
- Drawing Supplies (for Traditional Maps): If you're using grid paper, you'll need drawing supplies like pencils, pens, markers, and erasers.
- Computer and Graphics Software (for Digital Maps): If you prefer digital map-making, you'll need a computer and graphics software such as Adobe Photoshop, GIMP, or dedicated map-making software like Dungeon Painter Studio or Wonderdraft.
Steps to Create D&D Maps:
1. Plan Your Map:
- Decide the purpose of your map: Is it for a specific encounter, an entire dungeon, or a world map? Knowing your map's purpose will guide your design.
- Sketch a rough outline of the map's layout, including key features like rooms, corridors, terrain, and obstacles.
2. Choose Your Scale:
- Determine the scale of your map. For battle maps, a 1-inch grid representing 5 feet is common. World maps might have larger scales.
3. Grid Paper (Traditional Maps):
- Use grid paper with the appropriate scale for your map.
- Sketch the map's layout and features using pencils. Start with rough shapes and gradually refine details.
4. Digital Maps:
- If using map-making software (Inkarnate) , create a new canvas with the desired dimensions and grid.
- Use drawing tools to create terrain, objects, and structures. These software options often provide pre-made assets to use in your maps.
- Add details, labels, and annotations to enhance the map's storytelling.
5. Add Features:
- Populate your map with important features like doors, chests, traps, furniture, or environmental hazards.
- Consider how lighting, shadows, and elevation can affect the map's atmosphere and gameplay.
6. Color and Texture (Digital Maps):
- Use colors, textures, and shading to give depth and realism to your digital map.
- Add textures for terrain (e.g., grass, stone) and customize colors to distinguish different areas.
7. Labels and Legends:
- Label key locations, areas, and objects on the map. Create a legend or key to explain symbols or icons you've used.
8. Test and Revise:
- Playtest your map with your D&D group to ensure it works as intended. Make adjustments based on player feedback and gameplay experiences.
9. Finalize and Share:
- Once you're satisfied with your map, finalize it by cleaning up any stray lines or marks.
- Share your map with your gaming group, either as a printed handout or digitally, depending on your chosen format.
Remember that map-making is an art, and practice will improve your skills over time. There are also numerous online resources and tutorials available to help you hone your map-making abilities and create visually engaging and immersive D&D maps for your campaigns.
We do not currently allow anyone to re-use our digital resources commercially, unless it is for charity.
