Tavern Traveler Maps

A place where I throw up the maps I make for dnd. Feel free to use them!

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Forest Dungeon Pt 3

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Forest Dungeon Pt2

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Forest Dungeon Pt 1

Big dungeon designed for roll 20.

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Generic Tavern

a generic tavern for all your adventures. Its already less than 5mb so people who don't pay for roll20 can still upload it just fine.

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Conjurer's Den

A secret compound once used by a out of control conjurer, what secrets reside within? That's up to you.

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Tiefling Sorcerer

- 8/21/19

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Ehhh.... Could have done better, oh well. 🤷‍♂️

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I honestly don't know what this is, I just found it at the bottom of my paint box 😬

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Female wizard

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I got needlessly excited about how this mini turned out. Its not (in my opinion) the most breathtaking mini I've ever painted but I discovered a really neat effect about the paints I use.

A little backstory is needed first; I am in the middle of making the transition from Tamiya paints to Vallejo. This is because Vallejo paints are less thick than Tamiya, which make them good for miniatures. I noticed however, that Vallejo paints chip more than Tamiya and something as simple as knocking the mini over is enough to cause this. So my options were to either add an extra layer of paint for every color on the mini or use a clear flat coat of Tamiya paint. I chose the latter because the minis are so small that extra layers would make detailing too difficult but also the paint will continue to chip if knocked over so I would have only delayed the inevitable..

Finishing the mini with the clear coat not only created a protective layer, but also brought all the colors together so that the wizard’s robes look like they all belong together instead of randomly painted components.

I plan on testing this out again on the second Mini in this set and see if it comes together again or if I had a stroke of good luck. For those dungeon crawlers out there if your DM put this mini on the table, what kind of magic would you assume he casts?

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It’s been a while since I’ve painted with school and now work keeping me busy... but I think these two turned out alright!

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Starting to paint a series of spell casters to sell for November/December! Although I'm not finished this fire genasi is going to be the first one!

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Behold!

I am really pleased with how this one turned out!

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Part 1: Base coat

I started the first of my three beholder mini’s today, I decided to make it blue because I have a lot of that on hand. After an hour of painting down the scale line then back up (to get the underside of the scales) and then spending another 30 minutes for the eye stalks. Unfortunately I brushed one of the eye stalks with a different color so I will have to get back to that later... But so far I think it is turning out well.

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A traditional elven archer with gold-maroon armor. (hmm looks like skyrim doesn't it?)

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I play a drow hex blade warlock in my friend’s adventure, and I’ve been using the same old figurine for some time now. 

I can’t wait to introduce this new mini to the campaign.  

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For whatever reason the Human Female Sorcerer models are incredibly hard to paint and the pack I bought was poorly molded. But the bright side is I was forced to practice “keeping a steady hand”.

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