Flat 'Hovering' Roads Suck - Paving The Way For Better D&D!
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Roads are another one of
Roads are another one of those D&D crafting rites of passage, but I've never been satisfied with the typical technique of placing roads like other D&D scatter, on top of battlemats or boards. I just...don't like the look, and it jars with the look of the whole scene.
I'd almost rather there not be a road shown, than show a floating road, is what I'm saying.
That was part of the inspiration behind crafting these wilderness tiles rather than using a traditional battlemat - it gives you the ability to sink terrain like roads downwards, rather than have them floating or hovering above the ground on a base of their own...it's always just seemed weird to me :)
The static grass really helps achieve this effect, and I can highly recommend it, but if you did want to do this with flock or other materials for whatever reason, you could get an different, but still nice effect by just carving the road deeper, and letting the foam provide the height for the grass. I thought I'd mention that somewhere as I know not everyone has access to the same crafting materials everywhere in the world!
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Stable video (for the jute twine I used for the weeds…I basically combed it out but here's the link anyway, timestamped) DIY Modular Stable and more for D&D -...
Buildings featured in this video:
Stone tiles/doors/windows: DIY MAGNETIC Buildings: Modular Dunge...
Cottage tiles/foam roof upgrades: Fixing two BIG Problems with Modular ...
Modular roof tiles: Modular D&D Foam Roof - Make Once, Us...
Small Foam roof tiles: Making More From Less - Why a Small D...
Windowboxes: Crafting a Wizard's Study/Necromancer...
Timestamps
00:00 intro
01:20 Tile Use/What I Made
02:05 Crafting the Roads
04:04 Gallery of Pieces/Crafting Roadside Walls and Boulders
08:24 Adding Grass to the Tiles
10:28 Crafting Weeds and Bushes
11:37 New Accessory System
13:18 Crafting Removable Accessories
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I'd almost rather there not be a road shown, than show a floating road, is what I'm saying.
That was part of the inspiration behind crafting these wilderness tiles rather than using a traditional battlemat - it gives you the ability to sink terrain like roads downwards, rather than have them floating or hovering above the ground on a base of their own...it's always just seemed weird to me :)
The static grass really helps achieve this effect, and I can highly recommend it, but if you did want to do this with flock or other materials for whatever reason, you could get an different, but still nice effect by just carving the road deeper, and letting the foam provide the height for the grass. I thought I'd mention that somewhere as I know not everyone has access to the same crafting materials everywhere in the world!
⚔️ SUPPORT BY JOINING THE ARCHIVE ON PATREON: Patreon: RPArchive
🛠️ SUPPORT BY BUYING EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS: http://bit.ly/RPEquipment
Everything I use should be linked on the equipment list above, so it's also a library of where to find stuff...
🔔 Subscribe and click the bell for more D&D terrain!
👍 If you found this helpful, help me out and like the video up there!
Other builds featured in this video:
Grassland tiles: I Hate Flat Grasslands. So I Fixed Th...
War camp video (for scenic sealant recipe, timestamped link) Crafting a War Camp - Scatter Terrain...
Overgrown terrain accessories (for spraying sealant tips, timestamped link) Crafting MODULAR Overgrown Building E...
Stable video (for the jute twine I used for the weeds…I basically combed it out but here's the link anyway, timestamped) DIY Modular Stable and more for D&D -...
Buildings featured in this video:
Stone tiles/doors/windows: DIY MAGNETIC Buildings: Modular Dunge...
Cottage tiles/foam roof upgrades: Fixing two BIG Problems with Modular ...
Modular roof tiles: Modular D&D Foam Roof - Make Once, Us...
Small Foam roof tiles: Making More From Less - Why a Small D...
Windowboxes: Crafting a Wizard's Study/Necromancer...
Timestamps
00:00 intro
01:20 Tile Use/What I Made
02:05 Crafting the Roads
04:04 Gallery of Pieces/Crafting Roadside Walls and Boulders
08:24 Adding Grass to the Tiles
10:28 Crafting Weeds and Bushes
11:37 New Accessory System
13:18 Crafting Removable Accessories
Check out my full modular terrain systems: http://bit.ly/RPArchiveChannel
Follow the channel to make sure you catch new videos as they're released:
Facebook: http://bit.ly/RPArchiveFB
Instagram: http://bit.ly/RPArchiveINSTA
For any metric users who aren't comfortable with using the inches side of the ruler, I've linked a conversion calculator here: https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/l...
#Rparchive #Archivemodularterrain #Archivewildtiles
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