Town Square - Asset Pack

Author: FableKit

This art will be available in the Art Library of all your games. Can include tokens, figures, maps, token borders, or portraits.

Price: $5.99

Town Square Asset Pack

As you make your way through the narrow, twisting streets you peer up at the tall dilapidated buildings rising above you on either side, blotting out the sunlight. As you enter the town square you are greeted with a staircase leading up to a massive stone platform. At the top of the stairs you see an open area paved with ornate masonry and at the far end the remains of a fountain, ensnared by a nest of barbed vines. Beyond the vines a giant staircase leads to yet another upper level. A sense of uneasiness fills the air as you get the sense that something terrible has happened here...or is about to happen.

What is an Asset Pack?

This pack contains hi-res premade and modular art assets for crafting your own adventures. The items in this pack are cross compatible with assets from all the other FableKit asset packs for a huge amount of possibilities and maximum reusability.

What's Included?

Day, Night and Bleak premade multi-story maps in gridded, gridless and propless formats
3 illustrations to set the scene for your players
128 castle-themed prop tokens to decorate your castle
56 castle-themed room tokens to configure your own castle layout

What grid size do I use?

All maps, rooms and props are configured for a grid of 140 pixels = 1 unit

How Do I Use these Assets in Roll20?

Select Create New Game from your My Games page
Name your game and select the I'm ready, Create Game! button
Select Launch Game
Once in-game, navigate to the Page Toolbar at the top of the page
Hover over the Page you wish to edit and click the gear icon to select Page Settings
Under the Grid category set the cell width to 2 X 70px = 140px and select Save Settings
Navigate to the Art Library on the right side panel
Open the Marketplace Purchases tab and navigate to the asset pack of your choice
Drag the token into the map space and resize it to the size indicated in the filename