New T2k4 battlemaps and assets

[Twilight Maps]

In case some of you are interested, I launched a small Patreon page were people can support me as I create new stuff for T2k4.

Here are a few samples (note that the size of the images has been largely reduced) :

[Mahatatain]

Hi there. Your maps and tokens look good. With the maps will you be producing hexless versions? I'm using the alternate map rules for V4 and therefore need to set up a 2m grid on the map rather than using the 10m hexes.

Thanks.

[Twilight Maps]

Sure I can make hexless versions. I also make winter versions, since this has been requested by my patrons.

[Raellus]

Welcome to the forum, Twilight Maps. That's some nice looking stuff. Did you create that AFV image? What is it? It resembles a BTR-40, but exhibits some key differences (like a roof, and windows for the passengers, for example).

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[Twilight Maps]

Thank you.

The vehicle is a soviet BPM-97. I did it to make sure I could reproduce the style from the books. No particular reason for picking this one, if you wonder. I just liked the design.

[Raellus]

Originally Posted by Twilight Maps

The vehicle is a soviet BPM-97. I did it to make sure I could reproduce the style from the books. No particular reason for picking this one, if you wonder. I just liked the design.

Nice. You did a great job duplicating the 4e art style. Have you done an OT-64? I was very sad not to see Poland's own indigenous APC included as a vehicle card in the 4e rulebook. I was also disappointed that they didn't include a vehicle card for the LAV-25 as, to me, it is a T2k icon.

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[Olefin]

Originally Posted by Twilight Maps

Thank you.

The vehicle is a soviet BPM-97. I did it to make sure I could reproduce the style from the books. No particular reason for picking this one, if you wonder. I just liked the design.

Very good pic - keep in mind the BPM-97 didnt go into production until 1999 but its possible that you could have protos and very early production models encountered by characters - makes for a great "what the heck is that" vehicle for an encounter