Iron Stone Map Tiles

Iron Stone Map Tiles — Build Gritty, Industrial Adventure Maps! Unleash your inner cartographer and craft unforgettable adventure maps with the Iron Stone Map Tiles art pack — a rugged collection of digital terrain map tiles designed for building adventure maps for virtual tabletop role-playing games. Whether you’re plotting a forsaken foundry, a rust-stained dungeon, or an iron-clad fortress, this pack provides Game Masters with a flexible toolkit of art assets to build industrial environments that capture the imagination.

Each map tile represents a 5ft square of terrain, rendered using a mix of photographic textures and hand-drawn art, offering a distinctive, gritty look that brings industrial spaces to life. With thick iron bands, chunky rivets, and weathered concrete slabs, these tiles are perfect for gritty campaign settings where steel meets stone.

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 is a combination of original photographic source material, combined 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 toolset, create a blank adventure map and set the map grid scale to 180 pixels. Then seamlessly assemble your industrial 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.

Whether you’re preparing a haunting industrial zone or a clash beneath iron-reinforced vaults, the Iron Stone Map Tiles empower you to build dynamic environments that draw players deeper into your fantasy world.