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Sci-fi Map Tiles II - Part 1

Sci-fi Map Tiles II - Part 2

Design new frontiers for your players to explore with the Sci-fi Map Tiles II pack of art assets, designed for Game Masters who enjoy building science fiction environments. This collection builds on the success of the original Sci-fi Map Tiles set with fresh artwork that lets you piece together high-tech facilities like starship corridors, secret research labs, and alien outposts one tile at a time. Each map tile is specifically designed for building virtual tabletop adventure maps, consisting of a combination of photographic textures and hand-drawn elements that give your adventure maps depth and atmosphere.

Employ Roll20's in-app tool set to build adventure maps, or import the art assets into graphics editors such as Photoshop, GIMP, or Clip Studio Paint to build large, complex maps that can be imported back into Foundry to set up in-app dynamic lighting effects and more, empowering you to design custom battle maps or narrative scenes. Whether you’re planning a one-shot skirmish or the next chapter of an interstellar campaign.

• Modular Interchangeable Design: The walls and Floors consist of separate elements that can be mixed and matched with map tiles from other sets to create endless combinations of layouts tailored to your campaign.
• Unique Artwork: Each map tile combines original photographic source material with hand-drawn artwork. Providing each dungeon crawl with a unique visual feast. Each map tile represents a 5ft area of terrain, depicting each real-world inch as three on-screen pixels. Providing us with a 5ft map grid square that measures 180 pixels in size.
• Easy Setup & Building Method: Using Roll20's in-app tool set, set up a blank scene and configure the map grid scale to match 180 pixels in size. Then seamlessly assemble your science fiction landscapes like LEGO - block by block - placing down floor tiles, then walls, and then feature objects. For large complex adventure maps, import the art assets into an external graphics editor, then import the completed map into Roll20 to add dynamic lighting data for your adventure.

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