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Hey everyone,
Just got a 3D printer and planning to start DMing for my group on the side of our main campaign. Many of the tiles are excellent for creating dungeons because of the, already made, 1-inch repeating grid they have (Rampage Castle parts). However, not every tile type seems to have this, like the caverns. Has anyone come up with a creative means to represent the standard D&D grid over their tiles? I thought about using a Sharpe, but that takes away from the excellent look that they have/
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Hi Matt,
maybe this will help you.
It’s a simple overlay template you can put over a 2×2 tile.
Use an air brush and a color of your choice (that offers a good contrast to the surface) to get a fine dashed line on your dungeon tile.
Haven’t tried it yet, but I will test it in a few days.- This reply was modified 5 years, 9 months ago by .
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