Dungeons & Lairs Tiles — Contrast Adjustments

I like A and D equally.

James Tindall

For me, it seems a better perspective if a player can see some texture. It's definitely not needed would be a bonus for eye candy.

Dr. Feargood

These will probably be printed and sold as sets. Just testing them out now

DM Dave

Yeah you did. I’m not sure it’ll work with this system though.

DM Dave

I thought I posted in the last post about the walls hanging over the line just a bit for VTT's. On the color choices I like B or D.

Dr. Feargood

The reason the original didn't work is because the colors for the background and the floor have similar tones. By changing the background to a redder color, you created contrast. It works with B as well, but on a darker screen (like my 2nd monitor) it mutes the effect. Changing the color like on D looks good on both of my screens. Don't do C. That is too much.

Yuk Lau

C makes for the best contrast but I will go through much mor ink doing C. Is it possible to do like dyson dows and have white [ie no colour] as the background. This would be easier on the eye VTT wise, cheaper to print [for those of us on a budget] and gives us the option of sneaking in the occassional secret room now and again

Ltbadger

C is easiest on my eyes, and the black background makes it obvious that area is out of play.

Shawn Porter

D, or B for these old wyes

Canyon C Cappola

B looks like the easiest to tell the movable space from the walls. C does too but the plain black loses the art from the walls so I think B gets the aesthetic edge there.

Mark Adams

Flat black because I’d use this in foundry and a solid color blends better with then brt background vs textured.

Jairlyn

I know right.. well if anyone can make it.. you are my choice.. great job..

E. The gray in A is good but I would like to see you make the pathways lighter -- that way you can see more detail in the hallways/passages.

Frank Moore

I like a super dark, flat black background so there's NO chance of mistaking scenery for solid wall

David Rush

I'd love to see print-friendly versions, with white backgrounds and minimal color for the floors. Even using a vtt, I like a generic well-lit map so I can add darkness on top. If the map is dark to begin with, it's harder to play with the lighting.

Katy M.

I probably have to make them uniform or at least include some "transitional" ones for future sets. Kinda like how MTG has had the same exact card back for almost 30 years now :D

DM Dave

All of the textures are great. Each I can see being used in different dungeons and campaigns