What does /tg/ think about my paper tokens ? As I don't

I created an easy template in which you just have to plug in the picture you want. I only did medium size as of now, will do other sizes later.

>>52246041

Those are badass. Got a PDF or zip or something?

>>52246041
Honestly, I've seen better paper standees. Do they have a rear view?

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>>52247437
Well here is the Goblin token png.

>>52247533
Yeah I know, and no it doesn't, I don't draw them so...

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They look neat.

I really like Printable Heroes, Trash Mob Minis, etc., but if you made a whole range of B&W old-school style tokens I'd legally pay for them.

>>52247773
Yeah Printable Heores looks amazing, I had the idea of doing my shit when I saw his.
I will do a couple for my incomming session (Wave Echo Cave, so lots of different monsters). If it looks neat I was thinking about uploading it do DMs Guild, with a "Pay what you want" price.

It really is the "I'm a student and I have no cash" way of making tokens.

If I had a printer I'd do the same thing. But I'm not a dad.
You should make them colorful though, that way it's easier to see stuff at a quick glance without glare and shadows obfuscating the pieces.

>>52247955
I'm a student actually, I have a shitton of work to return as paper copies, and it's cheaper than printing it at school.

And yeah, but sadly my printer is only B/W. But If I could I would do them in color, like Printable Heroes as >>52247773 showed. What this guy does is just incredible.

>>52247974
But there is also a little something about B/W Monsters in the AD&D Monster Manual. I don't know, it looks neat.

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>>52247907
If you're using AD&D artwork there might be some legal trouble, but you could try playing with Inkscape to make simplified, vectorized versions? High-res line art could be popular with the OSR crowd, and if you release the vectors themselves it would be easier to customize and cut them out.

>>52247955
Again, check out Printable Heroes and Trash Mob Minis. Very cartoony but if you're cool with that, they have a lot of character.

>>52248051
Problem being that I am very very shitty at drawing and stuff... But yeah, I was thinking about distributing it freely anyway, not selling it.
But I could get my gf on board and see if she can draw things that would attract the OSR crowd. Thanks for the tip.