2-Minute Tabletop
Welcome to 2-Minute Tabletop, a website dedicated to enhancing your tabletop role-playing with resources created by passionate artists and writers.

Hi, I'm Ross, the aspiring artist behind this website!
June 6, 2023 | Troy McConnell
A wild west town has been rocked by a series of murders! Town leaders gather at the Next Noon Saloon to figure it out…
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Introducing the NEW Token Editor
Browse and edit over 1000 character tokens, creature tokens, and monster tokens designed for the virtual tabletop.

A Beginner’s Guide to Foundry VTT
This guide aims to explain how to get started with custom maps, assets, and tokens on a fresh install of the Foundry virtual tabletop.

A Beginner’s Guide to Dungeondraft Custom Assets
A three-step beginner’s guide to importing custom asset packs into Dungeondraft using the hand-drawn “dungeondraft_pack” files I provide.

A Beginner’s Guide to Roll20
How to import our hand-drawn battle maps, assets, character tokens, and other art into Roll20. Designed for those new to the Roll20 virtual tabletop.
Recent Posts

Gallows’ Rot, Part 1: The Next Noon Saloon – Wild West Location
A wild west town has been rocked by a series of murders! Town leaders gather at the Next Noon Saloon to figure it out…

Sugar, Spice, and Everything Fights – Gourmet Golems Encounter for D&D 5e
Food is running amok! The party must bring back order in this custom battle scenario featuring maps, assets & stat blocks for D&D 5e!

The Wild West Saloon Battle Map
A two-storey saloon battle map complete with bar, piano, card games, and plenty of floor space for a brawl!

All That Glitters – Onsen Monkey Encounter for D&D 5e
A troop of monkeys steals from the onsen’s customers, taking their treasures to a kami that makes its home in the mountain springs.

The 1900s Misc. Map Assets
A huge collection of map assets from the 1900s, featuring everything from automobiles to ash trays, with a bit of Cthulhu thrown in!

The Scattered Islands Battle Map
A 22×16 map of a burning lake dotted with stone islands almost close enough together to jump between… Will your players make the crossing?