Betrayal At The House On The Hill/Mansions Of Madness Room Tiles?

Are the Room Tiles from either of these games available for use on Roll 20 or something similar to them?

Check with the author's website, there may be a downloadable version, or you could scan them if you have access to a scanner, if it is for your use and not for distribution.

You may be able to use these: <a href="https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/set/224/the-dungeon-delve-ii" rel="nofollow">https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/set/224/the-dungeon-delve-ii</a> and construct something similar. I looked around the web a bit and everything I found weren't strictly offered through the author so I can't really hand out links to it.

I scanned in my Betrayal tiles myself, it's not too onerous. I doubt you'll find them anywhere online that's legit.

if you don't have a scanner, you can usually get a shop like Kinkos or the UPS store to scan them for pennies, you will need a memory stick to transfer it to your computer then upload the files to Roll-20. As long as it is for personal use and you do not distribute copies, other than visually on the desktop, there is no copyright violation. I don't use modules, but there is a vast library of images in the marketplace, you could build almost anything with tiles and art from there and the web. I have built small towns, part of a city, forests, ruins and any number of dungeons from those sources.

Brian said: I scanned in my Betrayal tiles myself, it's not too onerous. I doubt you'll find them anywhere online that's legit. You played this game online then by chance?

Johann V. said: Brian said: I scanned in my Betrayal tiles myself, it's not too onerous. I doubt you'll find them anywhere online that's legit. You played this game online then by chance? I've not played it online. I scanned the stuff in because I was working on a Roll20 port with supporting scripts, but the card decks still don't really do everything I want to make the game smooth (to my acceptability levels).

I made a script for Keiss that handles it. It would be better if the API could create decks.