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Welcome, adventurer!

We just released a new token pack featuring a lot of props and a horse!

This pack contains:

  • 1 token of a horse! In three variations!
  • 38 assets to improve your fort and fill it with props!

Here is the second part of the bandit camp pack! You can use it to make some more or less fortified camps in the wilderness!

We're also starting to use a larger grid and to put it under our assets, following the advice we received on reddit. Let us know what you think!

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Marc Gillham

Hello there. Just stumbled across your work by chance as the result of a Google search. I love isometric assets for VTTs, I use them all the time, and I love yours in particular. I have been using Epic Isometric since they've been around but I have to say yours are superior in both resolution and colour consistency from one set to the next. Keep up the great work.

Marc Gillham

Just playing catch up on downloading all your excellent packs. For me, I get maximum utility from individual components rather than pre-assembled maps. I use the latter a great deal but the former only very occasionally. I see you have been providing your content for Dungeon Builder, that's good. Might I also suggest to increase your audience and revenue stream, you look to adding your packs to the stores associated with Roll20, MapForge and Arkenforge?

Marc Gillham

I certainly will do. There's a reason why Epic Isometric is pulling in $1,500 per post and you're pulling in $50 per post, even though your work (IMO) is superior. And that has to be the marketing, publicity, and getting your name out there. I've been extensively using and searching for VTT friendly isometric assets for two years and I'd never heard of you until today. I will help you put that right.

Marc Gillham

You spotted my deliberate mistake of course! I use the individual components a lot more than I do pre-made maps.

Marc Gillham

Am I correct in spotting a sneaky Italian flag on the washing line there?