My first sets up in the marketplace!

You can find them here: <a href="https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/search?keywo" rel="nofollow">https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/search?keywo</a>... Feel free to leave any kind of feedback, or let me know what else you like to see in the future. I'm working on elves currently.

Congrats! &nbsp;I like your art style and your characters certainly have... character! &nbsp;:). Looking forward to seeing more!

Thanks Aaron :)

So I was over on reddit, and someone commented that they would like to see a few more different tokens per pack. Is that about right? what is the fair amount of icons per pack you think? Thanks all!

Doc said: So I was over on reddit, and someone commented that they would like to see a few more different tokens per pack. Is that about right? what is the fair amount of icons per pack you think? Thanks all! Doc I am pretty new to selling assets on the marketplace, but my general opinion is that if you offer way more for a pretty fair price, then you're going to be alright. I'd rather spend 10 bucks on a massive collection of tokens and with a consistent style and feel than spend 4.99 over and over again just to hit the number of tokens I need, and have them in all different styles.

I am not a creator, and my memory may be betraying me on this, but I recall one of the devs saying that Marketplace creators tend to get more sales after publishing several sets. People want to have stuff that's all in the same style, I guess.

I love the idea of sets of top down tokens with matching portraits. I spend hours trying to find the right portrait to go with a token or vice-versa.

Brian said: I am not a creator, and my memory may be betraying me on this, but I recall one of the devs saying that Marketplace creators tend to get more sales after publishing several sets. People want to have stuff that's all in the same style, I guess. This.

Doug E. said: I love the idea of sets of top down tokens with matching portraits. I spend hours trying to find the right portrait to go with a token or vice-versa. And this. Great pack set!

I think I've found my in between. With the next set, I'll be doing per character: A portrait, a round icon, and three or four tokens (I'm thinking as part of a rollable table token) for each character. These will include the same palette swaps for color, which should give the people buying way more token options for a given character, thus adding value. I'll probably start this with the next set, elves, then go back into my first two sets and add them in. I'm thinking for the tokens I'll do an idling/resting pose, damaged, near death, and attacking pose. Do you think this sounds about right?&nbsp;&nbsp;

Doc said: I'm thinking for the tokens I'll do an idling/resting pose, damaged, near death, and attacking pose. Do you think this sounds about right?&nbsp;&nbsp; Unless you wanted to do rear-facing (e.g. the view from behind their head); and possibly left-facing and right-facing although a mirror-image-version of this can already be done by using Flip Horizontal and Flip Vertical in-game but their weapon appears to change hands instead of properly turning. I could see alternating in-game between Undamaged, Damaged, Near Death versions, especially if an API script could auto-change the image based on a bar value (Hit Points bar). Can API choose a side of a rollable token based on the value in a bar/attribute? It's harder to imagine a game (or game group) that would switch the token between resting & attacking. I don't think I would use that for live-flipping in-game, only would use it as an initial one-time choice.

Doc said: I'm thinking for the tokens I'll do an idling/resting pose, damaged, near death, and attacking pose. Do you think this sounds about right? A set of prone images in each set would be nice, not necessarily lying on the ground bleeding, but at least lying down. &nbsp;