Dice Bags

Geomorph Dungeon Map Dice Bag
Greyed Out on Etsy

Inked Adventures dice bags from Greyed Out

Dice bag makers Greyed Out have chosen to produce exquisite dice bags with a reversible linings using some of Inked Adventures own designs.

Greyed Out produce a variety of hand sewn, custom made and hand-printed pouches for all your dice transportation needs.
  

Greyed Out store on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/greyedout

Sepia Dungeon Map Dice Bag
Greyed Out on Etsy

Inked Adventures fabric and wallpaper prints 

Crafters of a sewing nature may appreciate the textile prints Billiam Babble has made available on Spoonflower (also wallpaper!).  

http://bit.ly/dungeonfabric
or http://www.spoonflower.com/profiles/billiambabble



ARU All Rolled Up     

Some Inked Adventures fabric prints are also being used by the All Rolled Up company - purveyors of specialised tabletop gaming roll-wallets.  All rolled Up will have a stall at this year's UK Gaming Expo.

All ARU products can also be ordered through their site: http://allrolledup.co.uk/

Inked Adventures quality tester, Lucy-cat,
demonstratesthe durability of the
Greyed Out dice bag drawstrings.

Belated thank you

Thanks (and apologies) to gamers and fans who have sent photos of their games and examples of customisations of our dungeon tiles and cut-up sections.  We will endevour to post the pictures up soon in a suitable location with credits.  May we also draw attention to our Tumblr page which features works-in-progress and submitted photos from gamers: http://inkedadventures.tumblr.com
Also a very quick thank you to Ye Olde Inn for nominating us for a Liebster award (grin).


Happy gaming and may your dungeons continue to be beautiful!

Improvising with dungeon tiles

I am amazed at the resourcefulness of some DMs.  Tabletop gamer, Steve Clarkson, sent me these maps, which are composited using different commercial mapping graphics -including adapted Inked Adventures products (plus EVG's Vexing Sands) and even old rough pieces I'd stashed away on my deviant art page.

I think that they are rather awesome. :) 

Inked Adventures primarily publish printable dungeon sections (which are cut up and assembled at the gaming table) - and have yet to wander to deeply into the electronic world of VTT maps, but it's something IA are looking into.  Steve, like other customers, has also requested outdoor sections/tiles, especially forests  - which given enough time will definitely become a reality (given enough time ... and a little self-cloning...).

Happy dungeoneering!

Billiam Babble,
artist for Inked Adventures.
October 2013.

Ye Olde Inn HeroQuest Inked Adventures competition winners

I'm a little late with this ... by nearly a month!
Sjeng over at Ye Olde Inn's Hero Quest community blog has announced the winners to their competition where entrants were asked to submit photos and a game report of Inked Adventures Large Scale Geomorph Tiles in use in a game (or using the sample pack at least)
http://yeoldeinn-heroquest.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/inked-adventures-contest-results.html
Congratulations and thank yous to IvanBach and Daedalus for their wonderful photo submissions.


(If Flash isn't enabled: Try viewing IvanBach's  Flickr photo-story set here)

"The Barrow"
Daedalus's resourcefully inventive use of 5ft wide
corridors and scenery from the free sample set
(click for larger picture)

Thanks again for downloading our products, having fun and spreading the word! :)

Competitions and photos from players

 

A massive thank you to the Frugal GM for running their recent competition and a massive congratulations to the winner Dungeon Mama for her adventure report and superb photos of our tiles in use.

Frugal GM competition winner announcement page

Dungeon Mama's Beginning Gaming
"A Dungeon for Dominion Day" 

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A very cool review and competition has been posted at Ye Olde Inn - a blog specialising in playing and customising the classic dungeon board game RPG HeroQuest.

Inked Adventures' own designs are greatly influenced by the art in games like HeroQuest, AHQ and Warhammer Quest, so seems apt (and an honour) that HQ players might choose to use our tiles.

A sample of photos by Sjeng at Ye Olde Inn - Review and Contest

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Papercrafting artist, designer and blogger, Sirrob01 has created a beautiful set of dungeon sections using the Inked Adventures Basic Pack - with modifications. :)

http://sirrob01.wordpress.com/2013/06/15/papercraft-build-inked-adventures-dungeon-cut-up-basic/

Sirrob01 has modified the Inked Adventures Dungeon Sections Basic Pack ( http://bit.ly/IAbasic ) which is deliberately irregular in order to suit many maps in games - it even has diagonal passages.  For simpler, but slightly more regular tiles, the Square Dungeon Tiles set ( http://bit.ly/squaredungeontiles ) is also one of our bestsellers.  Free bonus tiles : http://bit.ly/4x4bonus

 

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Inked Adventures products on DriveThruRPG / RPGNow (OBS sites) http://bit.ly/IAstore

Inked Adventures products available through Paizo