I think them having a background “built in” would work based on my limited understanding of this tileset and the program.
I also think it would have to be the same piece of the background for all of the ‘base’ or terrain tiles unless you want there to be a sort of inconsistency in how they might line up.
Any chance these are usable with CONE's Hex Kit (or, if it's not an outrageous ask, be made usable with it)?
The part I'm particularly unsure of is how to get the background pic provided (or really anything appropriate) to serve as the bg of a map in Hex Kit - as it stands now, I think importing the individual hex images into Hex Kit would render them useable, but their transparency would sit on top of, if not more transparency, pure white.
We had a very brief exchange on reddit the other day about the Cairn x Dolmenwood game I'm in the process of starting and, wouldn't you know it, I ran into a question not the very next session!
How do you handle record-keeping for Hirelings, Mounts, &/or Pets (f.ex, the Ranger's Bloodhound)?
I flipped through my physical copy, scanned through the PDF, and ultimately took a gander at Mausritter, which I've been using to fill in any implied but not explicit qualities for the game thus far. Rather than yoinking Mausritter's hireling card (which I'm not ruling out just yet), what I wound up ruling (for my PC Ranger) was that the Bloodhound would get a single-slot inventory card that represented an abstraction of the accoutrements associated with keeping them and the "weight" of their bond. Is this what you would do?
I’m probably just not aware of how to access them, but it appears that the alternative color options are missing?
I figured it out! It's set up as "Layers" of color - so in your preferred PDF viewer, you need to disable the layers you don't want and leave the layer you do want enabled.
