Just to help myself out, I have been keeping a list for reference purposes. I thought I'd share it here for others. *"The Crooked Staff Terrain Information"* NOTE - some titles 'adjusted' and/or grouped for relevance, space, etc.. List is compiled to know exactly which files are needed for which type of terrain presented in each episode video. *Dungeon Tiles & Related* Episode number _ Name Print & Paste PDF Files Needed Episode 1 _ Basic (2.5D) Dungeon Tiles Episode 1.5 _ Tips #1 **Quick Craft_ Narrow Passages (dungeon tiles) Dungeon_textures_Floors_&_Walls Episode 2 _ Dungeon Pillars Episode 2.5 _ Tips #2 Dungeon_textures_Pillars Episode 3 _ Barrels & Sacks Episode 3.5 _ Tips #3 Dungeon_textures_Barrels_&_Sacks Episode 4 _ Additional Doorways Episode 24 _ Special Doorways Dungeon_textures_Additional_Doors Dungeon_textures_Special_Doorways Episode 5 _ Crypts & Tombs Dungeon_textures_Crypts_&_Tombs Episode 6 _ Shelves & Cupboards Episode 6.5 _ Tips #4 Dungeon_textures_Shelves_&_Cupboards Episode 7 _ Alternative Dungeon Floor Tiles Dungeon_textures_Alternative_Floors Episode 8 _ 2.5D Cave Tiles Dungeon_textures_Cave_Tiles Episode 9 _ 2.5D Cavern Features Dungeon_textures_Cavern_Features Episode 9.5 _ Tips #5 Dungeon_textures_Cave_Tiles Dungeon_textures_Cavern_Features Episode 10 _ Decorative Floor Tiles and Inserts Dungeon_textures_Decorative_Floors Episode 11 _ Trees (wilderness terrain) Wilderness_Textures_Trees Episode 11.5 _ Tips & Tricks #6 _ Wilderness scatter Wilderness_Textures_Trees Dungeon_textures_Cave_Tiles Dungeon_textures_Cavern_Features Episode 12.1 _ Bones & Statues Episode 12.2 _ Bones & Statues Dungeon_textures_Bones_&_Statues Episode 12.5 _ Tips & Tricks #7 _ Bonus Material Dungeon_textures_Mods_&_Requests Episode 13 _ Books, Scrolls & Potions Dungeon_textures_Books_Scrolls_&_Potions Episode 14 _ Rusty Metal Dungeon_textures_Rusty_Metal Episode 15 _ Alcoves & Niches Dungeon_textures_Alcoves_&_Niches Episode 16 _ 2.5D Sewer Tiles Dungeon_textures_Sewer_Tiles Episode 17 _ Sewer Accessories Dungeon_textures_Sewer_Accessories Episode 17.5 _ Tips & Tricks #8 _ Making Twig Blight Miniatures Wilderness_Textures_Trees Episode 18 _ Make your own goblin miniatures Miniatures_Goblins Episode 19 _ Chests & Crates Dungeon_textures_Chests_&_Crates Episode 20 _ Beds Dungeon_textures_Beds Episode 20.5 _ Tips & Tricks #10 _ Burial Shrouds Dungeon_textures_Pillars Dungeon_textures_Mods_&_Requests Episode 20.5 _ Tips & Tricks #11 Capstan_Winch Dungeon_textures_Beds Episode 21 _ Broken Talisman (player handout) Handouts_and_Props_Broken_Talisman Episode 25 _ Fireplace Dungeon_textures_Fireplace Episode 27 _ Pools & Wells Episode 27 _ Tips & Tricks #12 Pools & Wells Dungeon_textures_Pools_&_Wells Episode 29 _ Creature Comforts Dungeon_Textures_Creature_Comforts Episode 30 _ Multi-level Rooms Dungeon_Textures_Multi_level_Rooms Episode 31 _ Make your own Stirge miniatures Print_&_Paste_Miniatures_Stirges Episode 32 _ Irregular Passages & Circular Rooms Print_&_Paste_Irregular_Passages_&_Circular_Rooms Episode 33.1 _ Wheels, Looms, and Stoves - Spinning Wheel Episode 33.1 _ Wheels, Looms, and Stoves - Looms and Stoves Dungeon_textures_Wheels_Looms_&_Stoves Episode 34 _ Decorative Walls (dungeon terrain) Dungeon_textures_Decorative_Walls Episode 35 _ Spiral Stairs (dungeon tiles) Dungeon_textures_Spiral_Stairs Episode 36 _ Coffins & Shrouds ...and mummies! Dungeon_Textures_Coffins_&_Shrouds episode 37 _ Skull Decoration (dungeon terrain) Dungeon_Textures_Skull_Decoration **Quick Craft_ platform _ dais (dungeon terrain) chosen to taste or as needed - Dungeon_Textures Episode 38_ Rubble Piles (dungeon terrain) Dungeon_textures_Rubble_Piles Episode 39_ Mine Tiles Dungeon_textures_Mine_Tiles Episode 40_ Mine Accessories Dungeon_textures_Mine_Accessories Episode 41_ Mine Walls (dungeon terrain) Dungeon_textures_Mine_Walls Episode 42_ Puzzle Handout Handouts_and_Props_Puzzle_Handout Episode 42.1_ Puzzle Handout add on (Quick Craft) Handouts_and_Props_Puzzle_Handout_bronze_plaque -> Answers is Stars, Swords, Sails, Stairs Episode 43_ Cottage Walls (RPG Terrain) Village_textures_Cottage_Walls Episode 44_ Rooves (rpg _ wargame terrain) Village_textures_Rooves Episode 45_ Sheds & Barns (28mm terrain) Village_textures_Sheds_&_Barns Episode 46 _ House Decoration Village_textures_House_Decoration Episode 47 _ Light-up Magic Circle (dungeon tiles) Dungeon_Textures_Magic_Circle Episode 48 _ Tea Light Brazier (dungeon terrain) Dungeon_Textures_Tealight_Braziers Episode 48.1 _ Tips & Tricks #13 _ Mini-dungeon ...in a box! Dungeon_textures_Mods_&_Requests Episode 49 _ Dungeon Puzzle Room Dungeon_textures_Puzzle_Room Episode 50 _ Make your own lava tiles for D&D Dungeon_textures_Lava_Tiles Episode 51 _ Broken Wooden Floors (dungeon tiles) Dungeon_textures_Broken_Floors *Tiny Terrain Tiles & Related* Episode 52_ Tiny Terrain ...houses Tiny_Houses Episode 53_ Tiny Terrain ...trees. Tiny_Trees Episode 54_ Tiny Terrain ...hex tiles Tiny_Hexes *Sci-Fi Tiles & Related* Episode number _ Name Print & Paste PDF Files Needed Episode 22 _ Make your own sci-fi tiles Sci-Fi_Terrain_Floors_&_Doors Episode 22.5 _ Tips & Tricks #9 : Adding 2.5D walls to the sci-fi tiles Dungeon_textures_Mods_&_Requests (page 7) Episode 23 _ Barrels, crates, and canisters Sci-Fi_Terrain_Barrels_Crates_&_Canisters Episode 26 _ Stasis Chambers Sci-Fi_Terrain_Stasis_Chambers Episode 28 _ Consoles & Terminals Sci_Fi_Terrain_Consoles_&_Terminals

@m_d1905

3 жыл бұрын

Bless you!

The animals bring life to the scene.

I love the attention to detail you have, the addition of the animals is small but makes a huge impact. That kind of thinking is one of the reasons I love this channel.

@kecoleo5150

3 жыл бұрын

And I’d love to know what’s left on the scrap table too! I bet there is some cool stuff too.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

@@kecoleo5150 I do post prototypes and ideas (and sometimes stuff that doesn't work, or stuff that is yet to see the light of day) on the community page here, or over on Discord etc. So if you haven't done so already, they might be worth checking out (Discord is particularly nice ...as it allows folks to share pics of their projects and ideas too).

@kecoleo5150

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain oh hey that’s right you do that don’t you! (I’m the person asking about printers in the general chat)

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

@@kecoleo5150 Sorry, I didn't realise (it's sometimes hard to keep track of people across different platforms ...due to different user names and so on :) ).

@kecoleo5150

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain oh of course!

The livestock looks amazing on film. Great scale to be creative with.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

2 жыл бұрын

They're a bit fiddly to make - but they do make the maps/tiles seem more 'alive' :)

this is so great! i hope to see this project continue right up to a small scale city

Absolutely brilliant! The animals are aces! You always have such clever ideas of how to make things easier; I'm constantly impressed because if there's a slogan for me, it's "Wait! Let me overthink this!" Thank you again for bringing us great content! 🐑🐄

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

No problem. I'm sure I still overthink things at times ...but sacrificing a bit of realism, to make something a LOT easier to build, is something I'm getting more and more comfortable with :) (the younger me would be appalled I'm sure :D :D :D )

Do this for a city campaign and have it all tiled out. You my good Sir are what we need in the hobby. Thank you for your hard work and amazing detail.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

No probs (I do hope to do a 'city streets' version at some point ...but that's something for me to work up to :) ).

Would anyone care to hazard a guess as to scale? At first glance, they look like they might work for 6mm miniature wargaming, but having not made any myself yet, that's a complete guess. By the way, the animals are ADORABLE!! And they make it all even more immersive. I'm really enjoying this series.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

If it helps, the regular doors on the houses are just about 5mm high (the barn doors are closer to 6). So maybe they're around the 4mm (ish) scale?

@dmforsyth

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain thank you!

Love the cow, Kris

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

:)

I love the addition of the tiny animals, they really make the scene come to life!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks :)

This looks so cool! I can imagine an entire city in these tiles and as players explore the buildings, the tiles are replaced by inner tiles. Thank you for sharing!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

5 ай бұрын

No problem (I'm hoping to add more bits of 'tiny terrain' later this year if I can :) ).

Label paper? You?? I think I feel justified in saying “One of us! One of us!”

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

:) Since this is a new project, I thought it would be a good time to try it out :)

Awesome as always. The Sheep and Ox give it that little bit extra.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers.

Kris, this is too awesome. Love the addition of the little livestock. Just when I think I'm ready for the hex map pieces, you surprise with animals and market stalls. You, sir are very creative.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Well, I had some space on the page ...and since I'm using label paper for these, it would have been a bit wasteful not to use it. Plus, it might have been a pretty boring/short video if I was like: "Print the hex, stick it to some foamcore, cut it out ...and it's done!" :D

Great Work, as usual! Can't wait for SCI Fi Terrain. Apocalypse or Something.

You have really out-done yourself, mate! I like the use of sticky-back paper. I'm going to have to try this with my group, they love using miniatures for our D&D sessions.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah - the label paper works really well (but that was suggested by a few viewers - so I can't really take much credit for that :) ).

Those legitimately look amazing. They look like hex spaces from I very high resolution video game map

@CrookedStaffTerrain

10 ай бұрын

:) thanks... glad you like 'em :)

This was so helpful! Thank You! It so great for young dnd obsessed kids even me and my friends were having trouble making our old terrain and this helped a lot

@CrookedStaffTerrain

Жыл бұрын

No problem! :)

This is mind-blowingly awesome! I'm just confused why you don't have millions of subscribers at this point. I'm so glad I found this channel!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

8 ай бұрын

Welcome aboard (and thanks for the kind words). Some of my early videos aren't great - so if you're looking to make some dungeon tiles and the like, I think the newer 'build along' series is a better place to start (as I go over the basics again, and you end up with a little adventure at the end of it :) ). Thanks again!

@macgruber1920

8 ай бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain awesome! I definitely plan on going through the entire catalog soon haha. I just gotta get a printer now!

Love the way these look all lined up next to each other. The inclusion of animals is brilliant! Would love to see a small-scale wargame played out on something like this

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

The little animals were a bit of an afterthought really - but folks do seem to like them :)

@elohimalpha

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain They really add a ton of flavor to the piece. For some reason I really want to make tiny chocobos for a Final Fantasy setting...

Mini ships are best thing craft related i have seen a while. Once again best quality content.

Most excellent! Looking forward to the next episode!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Hopefully, it'll be later this month!

@anthonyhargis6855

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain Looking forward to it.

this is so good, and the animals are so cute, that I want a damn zoo now

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

:) Glad you like 'em :)

Absolutely first rate! Thank you!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

No probs!

Again, these are great. Ant it's great, you brought the animals in. I can't wait for the next one.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks :)

I love this map system!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

It's a lot of work up front (to get a basic set done) ...but after that it should be great for throwing quick villages together. For example: DM: "OK, here's the village of Oldstead..." Players: "Oh, we're leaving there and going straight to Newvale!" (DM rearranges some tiles) DM: "OK, here's the village of Newvale..." :D

what a nice project!

One tip with using label paper: don’t remove all the backing at once. Remove a small portion, then make sure that is flush with no bubbles or creasing. Then remove the next section of the backing, and keep doing it in that fashion. It takes a bit more time, but you don’t accidentally ruin your project.

5:27 that market stall probably sold porcelain dinnerware

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

undoubtedly :D

I always enjoy your videos. I would love to see what a complete RPG playthrough would look like, utilizing all the sets you've made. I imagine it would be very immersive. Once more thanks for the videos and the inspiration.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you're enjoying them :) As for a playthrough ...I doubt I'd ever record one of my own games (as you can probably tell, I don't even enjoy being on video for my own YT channel ;) ) ...but if anyone did use any of this stuff in a 'streamed' game - I'd love to see that too :)

OOOOOHHHHH swooning with jealousy over sticky paper!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

There seems to be a good variety on places like Amazon etc. (but yeah - it works really well).

@angelatrahan6321

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain I went immediately and bought some, lol.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

@@angelatrahan6321 lol ...my apologies :)

@angelatrahan6321

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain No don't ever! I get the best ideas from you.

Artists & crafters love to make roads curve for no reason.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

4 ай бұрын

Some little villages (or country lanes) can be a bit like that in my neck of the woods (even some new builds TBH). I have however tried to provide a lot of options for folks to choose from (even some right angle-ish junctions - which are a bit tricky when working with modular hexes :) - as curves are much easier to produce due to the angles of the hex). At the end of the day though... as with a lot of my stuff, a certain amount of artistic licence might need be taken to make something easier to build or to make things that are visually appealing on such a small scale :)

These are awesome! I feel something like this (the large scale map done I extreme miniature) would be great for a city, or large event like a carnival or military camp.

@kecoleo5150

3 жыл бұрын

That said… tents, (both carnival colors and plain military style) would be awesome to see done like this

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

@@kecoleo5150 Yep ...I've still got a lots to do :) (there should be quite a few things coming up in the future ...though it might take me a little while to get through them all :) ).

Excellent work as always, Kris. I love it

I still don't have a use for these at the moment and can't foresee anything coming up in the near future, but I do love the whole concept and cleverness in execution. But rest assured, I am going to be sharing it on FB wherever I can! Thank you yet again.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks. It's great when folks can still appreciate something, even if it's not their cup of tea (we could certainly do with more people like that in the world :) ).

Man, this'd be PERFECT for micro-armor!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Is that 6mm? If so, these might be a tiny bit smaller than that.

Hello Kris, super impressive how good those hex terrain tiles turned out. If I wanted to setup a village scene or one shot adventure with a lay out of the whole map. This is definitely the way to go. The farm animals and crops are mind blowing 🤯. Thanks Kris you have a wonderful day!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Matt. You have a good day too.

Livestock, ftw!

The little animals really add something. I want to try some of your stuff soon. Got my painting projects to do first.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

If you do try it, here's hoping it goes well!

Looks fabulous

Glad to see the sheep made it, and brought a friend. 🤣🤣

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

A couple of friends in fact (I forgot to mention that there a a couple of pigs too).

These are amazing - Always enjoy seeing what you come up with next. I would love to see you create a marker which could be used to show where the adventuring party is within each Hex

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah ...I'm thinking a little flag or something like that. I'll have to see what I can come up with :)

This looks so lovely

Really great! Thanks for sharing!

These are so cool, absolutely loving this series!!!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Good to know (I have a couple more planned before I'm called back to the dungeon ;) ).

Mate! These are so satisfying! Like a 3d map! Also.... A tiny harbour and ships to go with it and the obligatory INN!?!? ...... Id literally have a fleet of tiny pirate ships!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah ...I do want to do a 'docks area' ...and at least one ship to go with it (though it will probably be more like a medieval cog than a pirate ship).

you should really turn this idea into an "automatic medieval village generator" take a lot of picture before gluing the pieces to the base.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

I think that if I were to try and do something like that, I'd just draw it all anew. No such plans at the moment though :)

That looks amazing!

man i'd really like something like this in a more futuristic setting with a smaller hex grid on it, for battletech!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Not sure what scale battletech is ...but I did start a 10mm range of terrain several years ago - but I haven't done anything with it for a while :(

@xxbrkdwnxx

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain I'm not honestly sure either. The battlemechs are massive though so these almost look in scale for it.

@xxbrkdwnxx

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain just an update but battletech uses 1/285th scale miniatures or 6mm standard.

Looking great!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers!

Would Love to see river tiles with bridges!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

They're on the to-do list ;) (along with docks etc.)

Query:: Are you planning to do Streams/Narrow Rivers/Wide Rivers??? For example, Streams would be around the width of the roads you have done. Narrow Rivers prob be as wide as twice a stream and Wide Rivers either taking up whole sides of the tiles to allow for multi hex wide rivers or just a good portion of the tile itself is river down the center. Asking because I myself would love to build world maps and the like with tiles like these, using building clusters to represent small to medium settlements and larger ones to represent the cities. Would be much more fun when adventures are taking place in smaller areas of the worldmap and such without going over the top... Also are you planning on doing more like City based ground tiles? Allowing for cities to be built with those method. Would be cool too. If so, would love to see some more 'unique' looking mini buildings, things like arenas like colosseums and great halls and the like. Your designs are just igniting flares of ideas of my own if I had the ability to make these myself easily...

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah ...I think there is a lot of potential for this range - and I do indeed plan on making 'all the things' :D It's gonna take a while though - so to begin with I'm just concentrating on getting enough stuff done so that I/we can at least represent a few small generic villages. But, in time, I plan on having docks (with a ship maybe), city streets (in addition to these dirt roads), stone textures (for walls, towers, keeps, etc.), and so on (the rivers will probably be a similar size to these roads to begin with ...with bridges and fords of course :) ). But like they say, Rome wasn't built in a day :D (so I'm starting small, and will slowly build the range up, bit by bit).

@AustralianGrizzly

3 жыл бұрын

​@@CrookedStaffTerrain Excited is all I can say, been following you and your work for ages, using your old "Map of the Week" Geomorphs (2011) for my Roll20 campaigns. ^_^

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

@@AustralianGrizzly Thanks for sticking with me ...and yeah, I'm excited to see where this goes too :) :) :)

Love it! Thank you for making such excellent content!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

No probs :)

5:29 GOOOOOOOOOOOOAAALLLLLLLL!!!!

I love these!

they look very good, looking forward to see were this goes. looking at them it makes me think about catan, but not exactly, more like they are pieces for some kind of cooperative/competivie board game about making a village

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks :) A lot of people have been saying Catan ...but since I'm not much of a boardgamer, I don't really know how that works :S

@arthaiser

3 жыл бұрын

​@@CrookedStaffTerrain catan is a board game that uses and hexagon map, each hexagon represents either a sheep farm, or a forest, or a quarry... and those are resources that can be obtained if you happen to have a settlement near the hexagons (each hexagon has a number and dice determine which numbers give resources each turn). those resources are them used to build roads and more settlements or to trade with other players. at the end the player with more "points" wins there are people that make their custom catan hexagons to play instead of using the ones that come with the game, this method of yours is probably a good way to make one.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

@@arthaiser Good to know :)

Have you thought about making tiles for a strategy type game. Forests villages, lake and coast tiles. Heck I would love to see mountains and racial variants eleven dwarves orc!!!! Oh the ideas!!!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

I have thought about zooming out even further, and making something that resembles a true (overland) hex map (with mountains made in a similar way to the stalagmites from the cave tiles for example) - but that would be a whole other project :)

@Mechaknight2005

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain That would be a cool series but about the Racial buildings I would love to see what you come up with for each one, or maybe one of your Awesome community members could work up something.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mechaknight2005 Yeah. It's just gonna take time to get through it all :) (I mean, there's a ton of human-centric stuff I need to get through first :D ).

@Mechaknight2005

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain I could only imagine. Love the videos and all your hard work is appreciated.

Great!

This is amazing!

Nice work :)

Love it! Keep them coming!

This looks incredible as always! :D

Amazing! As always

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

:) Thanks!

WOW! Bought the PDF thanks

@CrookedStaffTerrain

2 жыл бұрын

Hope you can put it to good use :)

@railwayjade

2 жыл бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain definately, I love drawing maps for my games, but the problem is to be able to reuse them and all the space required to keep them. Then there is the problem of some only getting one use. This modular approach allows one to have a bunch of generic stuff and place as you will

Love it!

Amazing

Gallows with different /extures from other kits.

genius!

This terrain would be great for 6mm wargaming

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

They might be a touch small for that. I'll have to get hold of some, and see how they look :)

Brilliant. Now can you make about 2000 of these so I can play ASL miniatures?! 😁😁

Have you tested yourself recently? I think you are in danger of being classed as geious if you did! I love the sheep and oxes!

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked them :) (the little critters do seem to have gone down well).

This is so great! How would you recommend scaling this up for use to play with normal size minis?

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Scaling up the hex tiles? to print out at miniatures scale? If so, They'd be around 40" across (and probably very blurry/pixelated). My own idea is to make the whole village in the 'tiny' scale, and then maybe just build a few encounter areas/ specific buildings at 'miniatures scale'. For example, here's one of the tiny houses next to one of my regular size houses: i.imgur.com/GMhp0sJ.jpg (as you can see, I've used a very similar style - so that they could both represent the same house :) ...one in each scale.)

@ayesleighstark

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain that house is bada$$! I love your scenes so much. Do you full scale maps for purchase?

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

@@ayesleighstark 2D maps? If so there's a few bits and pieces on my DriveThruRPG page: www.drivethrurpg.com/browse/pub/3785/Crooked-Staff-Publishing (but mostly I do the 'print & paste' terrain nowadays :) )

These would be very useful if they were 1/300.

Kristian, where do you find that black foam core board? I can only find white foam core with black paper on both sides... Looking for best price.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

I got mine from 'The Works' a while back (not sure if they still do it). You could get 5 A4 sheets for £3.

Any thoughts on the potential for a snowy version of these? Ice covered trees and houses textures would be an amazing addition

@CrookedStaffTerrain

Жыл бұрын

Ideally I'd like to do 'all the things' - but for now I'll be concentrating on getting just a basic/generic set done (i.e. I still need to add town/city stuff, as well as coastlines and ships, etc.). But I hope to be doing this for years to come - so, one day, maybe I will get around to doing 'all the things' (fingers crossed :) ).

@ross2905

Жыл бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain Love it! Can probably already make things like Tiny Palisade walls and gates from content already on here! Love your work!

Excellent concept and video , congratulations. Can I ask what scale of figures are this for?

@CrookedStaffTerrain

Жыл бұрын

They're not really intended for use with mini's ...the idea was just to create a fun 3D village 'map' (rather than the usual 2D drawings that we normally show to our RPG players) - and one that's fairly modular (i.e. they can represent the 'maps' of several different villages that the PCs pass though - just by moving them around). However, if it helps, the doors on the houses are around 5mm tall.

How do you handle scale? What distance would one of these hex tiles be? I am trying to figure out to build a radiant citadel map out of hex's but can't work out what size it would be in order to split it into x number of tiles for the purposes of drawing the map on and then building the houses

@CrookedStaffTerrain

Жыл бұрын

It's a rough scale of a quarter on an inch = 10ft. So, since the hex is 5" from flat to flat, that would be 200ft. Hope that helps.

@ross2905

Жыл бұрын

@@CrookedStaffTerrain perfect thank you!!

❤️.❤️.❤️.

@2:58 what's this, aaa yes a dead one of them @3:31

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

Tommy Cooper?

First comment 😊. Cool work 👍👍

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

I was gonna say 'second comment' ...but 10 other people got here before me :)

What scale is this?

@CrookedStaffTerrain

8 ай бұрын

It's not really meant to be a particular 'miniatures scale' if that's what you mean - but the whole thing is roughly: a quarter on an inch = 10ft. So, since the entire hex is 5" from flat side to flat side, that would be 200ft per hex. Hope that helps.

I do mean racial versions of these very tiles.

@CrookedStaffTerrain

3 жыл бұрын

I think there are lots of possibilities for expanding this range ...so, like the 'dungeon stuff' it will probably be an ongoing series :)