Faction Tokens
I did those for my roll20 game but maybe they’re useful for your game, too. One big piece of PNG picture to be convinient, you have to cut out the one(s) you need. I hope you like them.
Faction Tokens
Faction Tokens
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I dig these a lot!
What context do you use them in?
Ben Norby We use semi-open faction clocks. I place those faction batches on the virtual table and the corresponding clocks nearby for story inspiration (mine and players).
YG Mitchell
How do you cut them out? (Is it a photoshop thing?). I might have to make some Gambit tokens like this.
Stras Acimovic Yes, photoshop or gimp or any other picture manipulation software. Each has a crop function or copy paste the part you need to a new picture. I’m happy to make those tokens for you. What about a more glitchy/techy style with lots of grit and dust?
Can they crop in hexes? Or do you just crop a square and tell it to make the BG transparent? And hell yes I’ll totally use it 😀
They have a transparent background so crop to square and save again as png. Glad you like them 🙂
These look great. What font did you use? In case I need to fill in the blank ones and want to keep it all the same.
Eric Anthony The runes are glyphis1 and glyphis2
texaphoto.com – Glyphis 1 Font – Free Font Downloads
The faction names are IM Fell English
http://www.dafont.com/im-fell-types.font
Use them with some dust texture on top for the gritty look.
I use those fonts because I found an old post with a link to faction descriptions by John. He used them, so I did too. Took off the burden to choose which fonts look best 🙂 I could surf free fonts all day.
Stras Acimovic Which font(s) did you use on S&V? Drivethrough is done right now and therefore I don’t have access to my copy to look them up. I want to make a simple hex icon with a “G” (for Gambit) and maybe a litte bit of your design as background noise. Maybe you like it.
Stras Acimovic Some blank tokens with a bit of S&V background. I recommend to add a roll20 table and use them as tokens for the different table entries. That let’s you change them on the fly (right click – choose result).
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/FYbj0RCUnsUsRbu4GVodzB3WT7Ft1Zuqlb2ZgLj_wZ9bJNlnLojXbZLH52yza2V_qD1qJlRYVcRzo4vbECqLkEgUXkT22RNQfPI=s0
Awesome work Stefan!