The Mistcutter - Proof of Concept for a custom tile system

The Mistcutter - Proof of Concept for a custom tile system

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This Mistcutter is an ambitious project I engaged in to see if I could design my own tiles for tabletop RPGs. The tiles are roughly designed around the Wyloch 1.25" tile system, but they are not 100% compatible with True Tiles, which is what they are closest to (they are the same height at the floor, but the walls are a scoche too high). I am not (at the moment) releasing the files I use because I have a few tweaks I would like to make, and I very much respect Curufin and Wyloch, and all of their hard work. This system is OpenLock compatible as well! These were printed in black and orange PLA, and painted to look like wood using cheap acrylics found at the local big-box. I admit that I have had some trouble with curling on the tiles, and a lot of this is the tremendous force that the tiles place on the Fleks3-D plates I use. I may have corrected this recently. Piloting the ship (using a thaumaturgical helm inspired by the basket in Lyndon Hardy's 'Master of the Five Magics') is the lovely embermage, Faina (model provided by Wizards of the Coast). Other members of the crew are Rooka, the dragonborn paladin (Wizards of the Coast); Daniel, the half-elf fop (Wizards of the Coast); and Eirfast, the Karhu Berzerker (Ill Gotten Games). A number of open-source bits were used in making this, including the wings OBJ from Ill Gotten Games, the lion head from Jigs and more (which I will add as soon as I look them up!)

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