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Treasure Assets
🕑 Added 2019-07-28 11:27:15 +0000 UTCCongratulations, you have found the treasure hoard of 2-Minute Table Top! Inside are 104 prized assets depicting gold piles, weapons of legend, and every treasure imaginable (to me and our discord contributors).
Each asset is appropriately named this time, making it easier to organize and search for specific treasures. They also come in 300 DPI (for high-res work), 72 DPI (for Roll20), and 60 DPI (for Fantasy Grounds).
There are also a good number of pop culture references inside. +1 internet point to you if you leave a comment letting me know what you recognize! Some are obvious, others not so much. ;)
I'm also eager to see what you create using these, so please do not neglect to share them in Discord or in the Community tab. I'm really looking forward to it.
Until next time!
Thanks to you, these assets are released under the CC BY-NC 4.0 license, beginning the 10th of August, 2019.
Comments
Awesome!
thelibraryghost
Oh, great! Thank you :D
Ross from 2-Minute Tabletop
I'm going to make a video on how to print tokens, so that everyone can select for themselves how many of each token they'd like to print, rather than just one of each. Coming some time this month, I hope!
thelibraryghost
Any chance we could get them all in a single PDF?
Great as always!
oceanicsurvivor
Im very glad someone has finally made the aladin rug. Thank you
Wow thank you so much! Not sure if you were already working on it when I asked for it but I couldn’t be happier as now I can make my dragons vault. You are a star!
these are brilliant. thank you!
Maxime Durocher
Great idea! : )
Kit Ortega
I'm running Tyranny of Dragons and this is everything I've ever wanted. Thank you! 🙌
Ross from 2-Minute Tabletop
Oh no! It was inevitable that I missed something critical, haha.
Eric Scheid
These look great, will be filling out a few rooms in the catacombs of an abandoned monastery with these. I do note a disturbing lack of ewers. Where are all the ewers, Ross? See here .. http://blogofholding.com/?p=647
