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Keith and I are working up this month's icons list for "Forests & More (things found in Forests)"  What icons would you like to see? 

For classic world/kingdom we were thinking of various forest icons for forests that are predominantly oak trees vs. maple vs. etc.  as well as some other things found in forests. Maybe a couple different animal or monster lairs, maybe a lumberjack festival (we already did a logging camp a few months back), ...

For isometric world/kingdom we'll likely have some more variants of the various existing forest tiles with the trees spread out differently, then we'd have the same monster/animal lairs, lumberjack festival, etc. as in the classic set but in isometric... (isometric doesn't lend itself to showing an oak forest vs. maple).

For battlemat, we'll likely have some more new tree icons at this scale, some logs/stumps, and other things that you'd put in an outdoor battlemat.

And for settlement, we'll likely do some new tree clusters based on the new battlemat trees as well as some log cabins, maybe some things for that lumberjack festival, ...

But what would you like to see?

You can also discuss this on the Discord.  If you need an invite, here is a new one. 

Comments

Anonymous

Well, given recent wildfires, we need burned forests, both active fires and the aftermath of dead trees

Peter Deadman

I was just about to suggest this. We have a dead tree terrain feature, but we could do with a burnt one and a dead tree in the pine/fir type too.

Anonymous

That also means.... smoke, and haze

ElricFlairgold

Any chance of a beehive and/or a flower meadow? A charcoal pile like those made by a charcoal burner could also be interesting, and last but not least I'm always of the opinion we could use some more enchanted/fairy woods.

Anonymous

A couple of ideas for the classic/world icons (or any others too), cut forest (cleared by logging), prehistoric forests (vegetation from the age of the dinosaurs and earlier), petrified forest.