Using art legally for tokens

Greetings! I'm making tokens for a DnD game. Thing is, I'm going to stream on Twitch and post games on youtube. I want to avoid anything unethical. So, when I make tokens, what constitutes legal usage? For example, I could pull images from the MM, Volo, and Mordenkainen, but that gets limited fast. I could purchase on marketplace, but I can't find the same styles or quality as published materials. I prefer using stuff from the web, but I'm not sure if that okay. Advice is appreciated.

I would be wary of using a random image search. WotC has a fairly liberal fan content policy . I would guess you would be fine using any official art. I believe Paizo is equally liberal, but I would read their policy to make sure.

monkeybooby said: Greetings! I'm making tokens for a DnD game. Thing is, I'm going to stream on Twitch and post games on youtube. I want to avoid anything unethical. So, when I make tokens, what constitutes legal usage? For example, I could pull images from the MM, Volo, and Mordenkainen, but that gets limited fast. I could purchase on marketplace, but I can't find the same styles or quality as published materials. I prefer using stuff from the web, but I'm not sure if that okay. Advice is appreciated. If you are going to stream, you really should get explicit permission first. Many marketplace creators have contact information available or inferable. I have found almost all marketplace creators to be very open to the use of tokens in uses like this.