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Creature Tokens - Pack 25 (Patreon)

Published:
2022-01-31 14:08:25
Edited:
2022-01-31 14:09:43
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Content

All tokens are in PNG format and DOUBLE our usual resolution (400dpi) just in case you need a bigger version (for example Enlarge spell) you wont lose any detail :)

This pack contains 7 new Creature Tokens each with multiple color variants:

  • Eye Monster - Large
  • Rakshasa - Medium 
  • Ogre - Large
  • Duergar King - Medium
  • Minotaur - Large 
  • Minotaur Skeleton - Large
  • Wight - Medium 

Total # of tokens in this pack:  76!

--------Download Links--------

Patreon Download 

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Comments

Anonymous

Nice work but something seems of with the Tigers hand 🫣

Zeth

Looks awesome, but as previously mentioned, the tiger seems to have two left hands

forgottenadventures

Not sure if you guys are trolling or not... :D in case you arent... It's Rakshasa, their hands are backwards.

Anonymous

Oh man, I'm lovin' the ogre

Anonymous

Thank you for the tokens. I can always use more. However, I was looking though my collection and noticed some gaps for some really common monsters. The most glaring need is for the core giants (excluding frost) and Elementals. Please consider for future token packs. Thanks.

Anonymous
>>76847448

YES please do some giants my group is starting SKT and big holes there.

Markus Nävergård

think there is also lacking some Golems, like Clay,Flesh and iron, also some dinosaurs

Markus Nävergård

love that it is named "eye monster" Legally distinct

Anonymous

Love detail with the Rakshasa's hands being reversed. Hope my players catch it too when I get round to using one. Minotaurs are great for my up coming nautical campaign; who doesn''t want minotaurs running a slave galley.

Simen Lande

Finally a good beholder token!

Simon
>>76896531

I was about to say "WTF is wrong with his hand?!" but that's how it supposed to be?

Anonymous
>>76896531

To quote Monster Manual (3.5) “A closer look at a rakshasa reveals that the palms of its hands are where the backs of the hands would be on a humans.” Monster Manuel (AD&D) mentions they are from India, but the picture leaves it ambiguous as to if they had the feature (officially). I do love encountering mythological creatures from regions apart from the North Sea.