The World of Iridion
An adventure setting inspired by classic JRPGs. Plunge your players into a world of unique cultures, class flavor, and other nostalgic lore.
Hello everyone, and welcome to another month! I hope you’re all staying safe and well out there.
This post is just my customary look back and forward that I like to do once a month to keep you all up to date on what’s going on behind the scenes. This is your chance to leave your ideas in the comments, too!
August was a solid month overall. David and Austin knocked it out of the park with 139 new tokens for the Token Editor, which gave me extra time to pour into three versatile and oft-requested asset packs; rooftops, streets, and lightning bolts. Meanwhile, Reuben has been building a much-improved Token Editor, and Hikaru has joined the team to help me keep up with the support desk.
I’m always mindful of growing too fast, but I’ve truly appreciated the help this month, which has had its fair share of personal issues and surprise obligations. Thank you all for making this team possible. 🙂
As for September, I have some solid plans already! I can’t give too much away yet, but a snowy collaboration is coming first which I think will blow you away.
For pack #2, I’d like to leave it entirely to my creative whims. As *useful* as August’s rooftops and roads are, they don’t scratch my creative itch! So, I’ll fix that with a passion project plucked from the plane of inspiration on the day I happen to draw it. 🙂
And for #3 I plan to dress our new street tiles with a Cyberpunk Street Clutter asset pack which, like the street tiles, will service both modern and dystopian future settings. I’m planning to draw bus shelters, garbage piles, and vending machines. Neon lights, barricades, and traffic cones. I have a huge collection of reference images, but let me know if there’s anything specific that you would like to see!
There’ll also be another 100+ tokens, and we’re always eager for your suggestions when it comes to those! Let us know what we’re lacking and we’ll take it on board. We also have a big Editor update coming which I keep teasing, but I’ll leave that to its own post. 😉
I hope that’s a satisfying run-down of what’s going on! It makes us all so happy to just be making cool, imaginative stuff and seeing it enjoyed, and it’s truly only possible because of you. Thank you!
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I’ve only been a user of your products for about a month, but oh how helpful they have been. Your everything pack was probably the best thing I have purchased for use in my online campaigns. That being said, as I build most of my maps from scratch, it would be great to have more larger blank templates to work with. Blank city streets on a larger scale, flat grassland with little to no assets to create unique maps, interior bodies of water like lakes in different environments (grassland, forest, desert oasis, ECT). Your work is fantastic, and I look forward to what you add in the future.
Thanks Andrew, good call!
I’m very excited for everything that is coming down the pipe, especially those cyberpunk assets!
An Arcade themed map/assets/tokens would be cool!
That sounds really fun! I ran a casino heist story once and many of those same types of tokens could be used for a casino too!
i think a battlemap version of the fogs edge outpost would be awesome, like if you had to either take the town from raiders or defend it from raiders
I love the maps and assets! I’m a new DM and this has been so helpful in bringing these worlds to life. Do you think you could make some pirate themed hero tokens?
Welcome to the hobby Alex! I like the sound of pirate tokens too. 🙂
Very good work, will we see more assets on the Wild West theme?
I have some ideas for the future. 🙂
Hi! I just discovered 2 Minute Tabletop and got the everything pack for my players! I absolutely love the art style. Our group plays D&D and Star Wars and many of the maps and tokens are so versatile they can be used for anything!
The upcoming updates sound really exciting! I’m looking forward to the cyber punk theme!
Could you do a space theme? Our group could really use things like blasters, laser swords, droid tokens, a futuristic bar / cantina, a speeder bike, spaceships, futuristic armored soldiers. And we have a Twilek character that currently uses the medusa hero token, haha.
Some other themes you could do might include:
Space Western with cowboy and gunslinger heroes and spaceships;
Post-apocalypse with modern but tattered clothes, gas masks, modern weapons, and hero/npc tokens; and
School Themed with settings like classrooms, a gym, a cafeteria, desks, sports balls, backpacks, and characters with modern clothing and scarves and hats and such to show off their school spirit.
Thanks for everything! This site is awesome and your resources are incredibly useful!!
Thank you Natalie! Indeed, space is something I’m itching to get back to, probably after I’m satisfied with the Cyberpunk selection. 🙂
All good suggestions! We’re actually making some post-apocalypse-looking character tokens now.