My first token

[woekan]

I'm a big fan of Devin Night's tokens. I use them alot in my online roleplaying games.
I have decided to give it a go and try to create some tokens myself. I see progress each new token i create.

Here is my 1st token - Fighter


My 2nd token - Unarmored Fighter


My 3th token - Rogue Shortsword


Battlemap for an underground temple


Battlemap for a desert campfire

[waldronate]

Nicely done! I don't have anything like the patience or talent to do this sort of thing.

My vision's not the best and my first glimpse registered the thought "Suicide Squad Token?" because I saw the sword as pointing in rather than up. A second look cleared that up, though.

[woekan]

Updates my post.
Added two more tokens and two battlemaps. I'm looking forward what you think!

[wdmartin]

I like the campfire map especially. But what's with the lines around it? Are you demarcating areas of bright light (center), areas where low-light vision works normally (middle), and areas of dark (outer)?

[woekan]

Yes Wdmartin, it's the light radius for D&D. If you want you can have it without grid and light radius

[arsheesh]

Very nice work on these! I've just started using Roll20 and so now have a deeper appreciation for good tokens.

Cheers,
-Arsheesh

[Pmumble]

Nice work! I just started learning how to make these maps myself. I like your light rings on the campfire.

Inspiring. Thanks for posting.

[Farland]

I saved your tokens and dungeon for my game for use with maptool. Thanks! My preference is to leave doors off so I can open them using objects. Nice job!

[woekan]

Thanks!
I have been practicing alot and even got a set for sale on Roll20. Right now im working on a new monster set for desert campaigns

[Askren]

My suggestion is; Don't use paths and Stroke-to-path to do linework. The results are too time-consuming to control and you're much better just becoming comfortable enough with a pen to do it by hand.