Reply With QuoteI think it looks excellent.Nice work.
well, since you are 90% done, that second floor can't take long
I agree about the road, a small cabin like that will probably only have a dirt road or wagon trail and the road will most likely end by the cabin (but not necessarily)
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I think it looks excellent.
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Yep, second floor will be super easy: Just need to make some furnishings for it.Originally Posted by tilt
well, since you are 90% done, that second floor can't take long
I agree about the road, a small cabin like that will probably only have a dirt road or wagon trail and the road will most likely end by the cabin (but not necessarily)
The idea is that this will be a "town pack" with a house or two, a general shop and a blacksmith, and maybe a temple, so maybe the nicer road is justified? Not sure. I'll keep thinking.
finishing touches on both floors. I used a fake depth-of-field effect to make the second floor look like a second floor, I also added a tree, but realized I don't really know how to handle tree-cover on a D&D map! Do I make the tree transparent? Do I assume that the DM knows there is open space under the canopy?
Anyway, other than adding a small amount of furnishings in the hallway on the top floor, I think this is aboooout wrapped up. You will probably be seeing it in the "finished maps" section soon.
Last edited by RecklessEnthusiasm; 05-27-2010 at 12:31 AM.
very nice - look just about done to me
Concidering threes, I would suggest one of two options:
1. Leave it as is and let the GM handle it
2. Mark by a circle in the three (filled or otherwise) where the log is
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I am so snatching this to use in my Hellfrost game. Ive been needing a small house.
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