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First 3 Themed Encounter packs of Metal Tokens are now up on our shop site

Lair of the Necromancer



Castle Draken



Bandit Ambush





So I make metal gaming accessories for a couple of different games, largely Kill Team, Necromunda and Gaslands atm (always looking for new games to support) but I have a lot of friends who play DnD 5ed and Pathfinder so I figured I would do something for the roleplaying crowd (One day ill get a game in.... one day.....) So I turned my hand towards making accessories for DnD that were a bit unusual. Now I know a lot of people use paper, vinyl and neoprene for their encounter maps but they all have limitations, from durability to staining with over use of dry erase markers. So introducing



Metal Map Tiles, these map tiles come in a pack of 4, each tile measuring 8x8" (200mmx200mm) they are printed with a parchment design and 1" grid. Each tile is scratch resistant, water proof and dry erase, either with whiteboard markers or normal sharpies. These tiles are ideal for anything from dungeon layouts to towns to combat encounters. Each tile is 0.5mm thick and are very durable while remaining nice and light.

These are already up for sale on my Facebook shop and online store
https://www.facebook.com/WarforgedStudio
https://www.warforgedstudios.com

But whats a dungeon without Monsters?



These are printed on the same aluminium plates on 25mm and 50mm round discs respectively and will be going up as themed encounter packs over the next few days

If you have any questions please feel free to ask

Any chance you could make those map tiles double sided with the other side having the parchment design with no grid?

Both because I don't often use miniatures (preferring to keep the theater of the mind going as much as possible) and because I sometimes give my players little hand drawn maps occasionally for little hand outs and or aids.

Because of how the printing process works I can only print onto one side of the aluminium, the reverse side is a brushed silver aluminium colour, what I can do because its bare metal on the reverse is double back the plates as they stick together very solidly with the right glue, makes them a tad thicker (1mm as oppose to 0.5mm) I've done it a few times for customers who wanted items reversible.

Regarding the design I can easily take the grid off, I do a lot of custom orders anyway as you can imagine