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Who doesn't love the kind hearted, protectors of nature. The popularity of Firbolg has increased. I think it has to do with some memorable Firbolg characters played on shows such as Critical Role.

I have created male/female variants of druids and rangers, and a male Firbolg barbarian.

Overview of all of this months tokens:

Bonus Materials: 

I am collaborating with two other creators, to give you some bonus materials later in the month. I hope to get it up around the 15th! I won't spoil to much, but it will include tokens. 

Poll:

I am changing the date of the polls a bit. The poll will go up on the 1st, and end on the 15th. You can leave recommendations for token themes as a comment. 

Rewards:

Gold | Mage | Arch-Mage Rewards
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Drunemeton

Hi Jan! When you create tokens is there a fixed scale that you use? In D&D 1 inch = 5 feet, but the tokens that you create for medium sized creatures usually fill up most of that 5 feet of space. (This is a common theme for creators and VTT tokens, as well as minis for battle maps.) With the power of FVTT I'm trying to find out of there's a consistent scale at work so I can "scale down" tokens to give my scenes a nice overall look.) Thanks! BTW having looked over your work from the past several months I have to say you've improved. A LOT! Like, a lot a lot!! Keep on keeping on fam!!!

Online Tabletop

Thanks Drunemeton. I try to keep them about the same size but I don't measure them exactly. However, I feel like I am not too far off. For the humanoids, the parts that are closer to the camera, appear bigger because of perspective. I could try to change the perspective, so that it has minimal impact on the tokens, but to me, then it feels like the legs and are to big.