Regional Assets 2

Hello all! 

Earlier this year in June I was able to release to you all the initial set of Regional Assets 1, unique in their style, purpose, and the auxillary software we've designed the assets to work within (Wonderdraft). While the initial set did include more than 500 assets, I was nevertheless still eager to expand the new series as there are just so many types of places a DM may want visualized in their campaign's setting. 

Regional Assets 2 ZIP Download 

This 2nd set includes:

• 10 new 'wooden' banners for placing labels throughout the map
• 105 individual buildings (many new ones made of stone, thatch, hide, etc.)
• 39 "locations of interest" including new ritual sites, monster indicators, and wizard spires
• 140 miscellaneous markers for piers, crystals, webbing, ships, etc.
• 39 "structures" for bridges, walls, and ready-to-drop towns and cities
• 52 "topography" pieces such as plateaus, lakes, pits, etc.
• 28 trees focusing on dead/leafless and tropical varieties

Wonderdraft

That's right, wonderdraft! The sister-program to our more familiar dungeondraft, those of you already familiar with it will know that Wonderdraft is an outstanding application for the building of setting and regional maps in a way that's superior to what we'd expect to be able to do in the more encounter-focused dungeondraft.

Regional Assets 2 Wonderdraft Pack Download 

The wonderdraft pack (wonderdraft works a bit differently so you'll find a zip file with the images contained therein rather than the self-contained DD packs) contains the vast majority of the packs contents, with the exception of the ground textures and some of the trees/mountains as those have been condensed into the programs corresponding tools. Wonderdraft's colorable function has a bit more versatility than DD's and therefore you'll find a majority of the assets come with the ability to customize up to 3 of its colors.