Just wanna say I love these tokens and I appreciate that you’ve included blank tokens (not to mention font notes in these posts). I used them in my most recent campaign, mostly for a behind-the-scenes relationship map. They were perfectly on theme and easy to customize!
Hmm, I get redirected to class dot com when I click on the glyphis link, and I’m given a 404 error. Idk what that’s about.
Unrelatedly the book actually lists the fonts used for the book: Minion Pro, Kirsty, Ugly Qua, and you can find those with a bit of googling.
Cool tokens though! I never got around to doing faction tokens, just NPCs, but maybe I should?
Oh, cool! I’m happy that you like them. Put to great use.
Yes, I love those boards, too. Looks like your crew was pretty busy working against the competition
Well, the link is pretty old, so it seems I have to update or look for another source of those glyph fonts.
Regarding fonts: If you’re using Adobe PDF Reader (in the old days that would be Acrobat, not sure nowadays) the fonts are listed in the documents properties. But, hey, the questions are stills there, so I’m trying to silence the inner teacher and just anser the questions
10 deaths over the course of 16 sessions! The most ridiculous one was when they took out a corrupt warehouse boss and a dastardly noble at the same time by luring them (and their goons) to the crew’s own lair… and then blowing the whole thing up!
aah, yes, the traditional blowing up / burning down of houses as the end of the score. Always great to bring the crew together, shouting “it was supposed to be a stealth plan!”
MonkeyEcho and Wildpark, if I could only count the times that’s happened! Hahaha
Thanks NinjaPete! My gameboard is almost entirely stock art lightly edited in GIMP and then thrown together in Roll20. The portraits are mostly concept art from the Dishonored games.