The following tiles feature ledges prominently and have been submitted to Joe Wetzel's DungeonMorph Dice project.
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L is for Ledges
When I sit down to draw new geomorphs, I like to include interesting terrain that might enhance an otherwise straight-forward combat encounter. Ledges are a great way to add a height element to an area and they rarely fail to conjure up a host of tactical possibilities. They also divide up the encounter space nicely.
The following tiles feature ledges prominently and have been submitted to Joe Wetzel's DungeonMorph Dice project.
The following tiles feature ledges prominently and have been submitted to Joe Wetzel's DungeonMorph Dice project.
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5 comments:
Sweet! Ledges are awesome!
Nice. Ledges are probably an overlooked way to make combat terrain more interesting.
Another nice set of 'morphs. :)
In the Con Game I ran last month (also my 1-page dungeon entry) there was a ledge around a pit of insects. Much fun was had as poor dice rolls had PCs falling into the pit as they edged their way around it. :)
Thanks! And falling or getting pushed off ledges (or the threat of either) is exactly what makes them so appealing.
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