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Perhaps the most boring map release in history, but far from the most useless! These two maps tile seamlessly with themselves, and will be a great base for the upcoming Roadside Tokens pack.

Please note, the awkward 8.5" wide grid won't tile perfectly when printed, but the seamlessness will work great on virtual table tops. You can either rotate the map so that the 0.5" edges meet, or overlap those edges with their neighbouring map.

I decided to stick with 8.5x11" after all. For people with printers that can't print to the edges, I recommend utilizing the printing only part of a map guide here to select the 8x10 area you would like. This way, I think everyone wins!

Thanks to all of you, these are released under the CC BY-NC 4.0 license 

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Antonio Madrigal Ribes

Now, we need a bifurcation and a road turn. With that i can make an humongous Roll20 map with towns and its roads. I'm very excited!

BlueSaysHello

Excellent additions to a GMs toolkit!

weiwani

I'd love some cave tiles I can connect.

2minutetabletop

Once the Dungeon Tileset is sufficiently large I'd like to expand it into natural caverns. :)

Capybellie

Hi, totally new to your stuff, but I already love it and jumped into the Patreon right away! Will be using the Roadside theme in my group soon. I hope that we will get many more of those themed sets with object tokens in the future to create our custom maps. Especially all those house and city parts that are already on your site would be wonderful as a package if a little fluffed out, so much potential. Exited to see more of your work this year.

Abrahm Simons

I would love that! I'd love to see some dungeon dressings as well: bloodied altar, statues, torches/braziers... I pretty much use your maps exclusively on Roll20 and I love the custom ones (my party fought a froghemoth in your swamp map recently) but the tilesets are great when I need to throw something together.

Sarah Minehan

On the topic of making sure everyone wins, would there be any chance of adding a 'strong' or 'extra thick' grid to your future maps? My players love the detail of your maps but one of them has vision problems and can't always tell where the squares are.

2minutetabletop

Do the custom grids of my latest maps work, such as on these two tiles? They are on par (and sometimes stronger than) the line work.