My newest pack "Aaron's Photo-Realistic Map Tiles: MEGA-ROOMS" is now out! Feedback is greatly appreciated!

Aaron's Photo-Realistic Map Tiles: MEGA-ROOMS My 3rd Dungeon Pack is now out! It features 20 massive rooms, perfect for large encounters and boss fights. This pack is compatible all my previous packs,  Dungeons & Tombs and  Magic & Magma , as well as being compatible with all my future packs. It's strongly recommended you own at least one of my Dungeon Packs (Or all of them, in which case I love you! <3), as this pack is meant as an expansion pack to them. I'd love for anyone who owns any of my previous packs and/or this one to comment with any feedback/praise/criticism/suggestions, as it greatly helps me improve future packs! I also stream nearly daily! Come hang out while I draw maps live! I also stream DM Prep and Player Sessions on Wednesdays! Tabletop_Twitch Twitter Lastly I'd like to end this post with some sneak peeks at my next pack, "Caverns & Chasms", which will feature 170+ cavern tiles, all compatible with my dungeon packs.              

Hey I was actually just checking out your work on the marketplace! I love your work and am thinking of buying all three, I am wondering though if you could give the dimensions these tiles are supposed to be using? I have a hard time getting tilesets to look just right sometimes and love it when marketplace creators give the dimensions beforehand. This is really great work though!

Daniel M. said: Hey I was actually just checking out your work on the marketplace! I love your work and am thinking of buying all three, I am wondering though if you could give the dimensions these tiles are supposed to be using? I have a hard time getting tilesets to look just right sometimes and love it when marketplace creators give the dimensions beforehand. This is really great work though! Thanks a bunch man, appreciate it! Packs #1 and #2 all have tiles that are 10x10 squares. This is 1400x1400 px per tile. Pack #3 has tiles that are 2x2, 3x1 or 4x1 normal tiles, so their sizes are larger by those ratios.