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The Cave Room Builder
🕑 Added 2018-07-27 06:24:14 +0000 UTC A seamlessly tiling floor texture and 26 wall, ledge, and rubble pieces; everything you need to create your own hand-drawn cave!
I also have a cave-themed tokens pack cooking, so you will soon be able to fill in your caves with stalagmites, mushrooms, and other clutter. In the meantime, I recommend the Dungeon Trap Tokens. And, of course, the Cave Tunnels are also compatible.
This pack also includes a Cave-Dungeon adaptor, so you can now go nuts with the whole dungeon set. I look forward to seeing your creations in the community feed!
Thanks to you, these are released under the CC BY-NC 4.0 license.
Comments
Ross from 2-Minute Tabletop
Hi Kevnar, and welcome! I've never used Dungeon Painter, but perhaps someone on the Discord can help you.
New to this. Just bought Dungeon Painter and subscribed here. How do i add this tile set?
The Printed Horde
Awesome stuff man, love the maps
Maxime Durocher
Just thought of something... we need water in those caverns!
Ross from 2-Minute Tabletop
Hmm are you following the size guides - (2x3), for example - found in the filenames? These ones were designed to fit a grid without overlapping. Can you show me an example?
Maxime Durocher
Si is very sweet! Great work!
Jonathan Streeter
This is super COOL!
Abrahm Simons
These are great! I used the dungeon ones in my last game but I had one question. To make them fit Roll20 they have a huge amount of white space which makes them really difficult to manipulate as they all overlap to a great degree. Would it be possible for them to have less white space?
Ross from 2-Minute Tabletop
The 72 PPI is according to Roll20's recommendations. I've just uploaded a 300 DPI pack though, which will be much better for prints.
awesome! Definitely love the transition between dungeon and cave ground
Very cool, I hope you keep doing more of these! Forests, ruins, etc. Keep it up!
Eric Scheid
Very nice. Will test out immediately by attempting to re-do the map from this weeks session. What resolution are these meant to be btw - they are in 72ppi, should they be 280ppi?
May
OOOOH MY MAN
