Tonight’s a bit of an experimentation night where I had a look at crafting a city slump park using the watercolour assets from Inkarnate this week. Although not necessarily the place for combat this week it could be depending on where the party move to.
So without waiting any longer let’s sit back, grab a coffee and roll into tonight’s map!
City Slum Park
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The few houses that are present are falling apart and not looked after. Holes in the roof provide access to the interior and many people live in the cavities between roof and ceiling. These also provide great places to plan ambushes and to lay a trap for people. There are a few tents in the small ‘park’ where people have set up a small community of homeless near a small animal pen. A pile of wood, likely from houses, fuels a camp fire that burns defiantly against the dingy backdrop.
A few layers here blended together create the muddy-grass of the park. Layering the tree art assets creates the feel of a taller tree than the others whilst not overtaking the field. The watercolours instead of more distinct art assets add a softness and more whimsical nature to the battlefield which surprised me in how much I liked it. Many of the assets blend well with the texture brushes and overall my time using the watercolour map was rewarding and I will experiment with my other normal preferred battlemaps to see how they look in watercolour.
Thanks for joining me tonight while I experimented with watercolour assets in Inkarnate. Don’t forget to come back the last few days of the week to keep on top of what’s happening here and, as always, don’t forget to roll with advantage,
The Brazen Wolfe
Brazen Wolfe Tabletop 