Packs of Geomorph Tiles on TheGameCrafter

Inked Adventures Hand Drawn Geomorph Tiles from The Game Crafter site
with rounded corners!

We've having a few hiccups just trying to make the Geomorph Dungeon Tiles available in printed form through TheGameCrafter site.

I'm now able to buy my own boxed tile packs (72, 3.5in square, cards per pack) from this page:

https://www.thegamecrafter.com/games/inked-adventures-geomorph-tiles

Hopefully everyone else will be able to too, and hopefully our product will appear in the searchable store index.

These tiles are slightly larger than the those in the PDF on DTRPG - they are three and half inches square. I'll be working on figure scale geomorph tiles soon.

TheGameCrafter is a Print On Demand site, so prices can sometimes be a little higher than card games that are printed in bulk. Also watch out for postal insurance and high shipping charges. In the UK I had an extra handling charge after the package was stopped by customs. If it happens again I'll but up a note on the TheGameCrafter store page recommending the product to US and Canadian customers only - all other buyers beware! ;)

Free Sample Geomorph Tiles PDF on DTRPG

A Free Sample of 5 tiles from the Hand Drawn Geomorph Tiles product is now available to down from DriveThruRPG and other OBS sites.

http://bit.ly/freegeomorph


http://bit.ly/freegeomorph

Replacement hand drawn geomorph tiles

I've found in the original pack that there were a couple of repeat tiles (tiles 97 and 98 in the DM's notes file) so I've replaced them with the following graphics.

If you bought through the OBS sites (DriveThru, RPGNow, WargameVault etc) the product will have been automatically updated in your Library. This design may also become available in a free sample pack - to be published shortly.

Hand Drawn Geomorph Tiles on DriveThru: http://bit.ly/IAgeomorph

Thanks for reading. :)

Gaming with the kids

If you've tried to create your own dungeon crawl game or tried to play something resembling D&D with your own children then you'll appreciate most of Rab's observations in his blog, The Geekly Digest

Rab has been working on a children-friendly Fantasy RPG called GoblinQuest (working title). In the play-testing with his sons I'm honoured to see that he has been using the Inked Adventures Modular Dungeon Sections. Check out his blog for more information.

(All photos courtesy of Rab's Geekly Digest)