OpenForge Edge Crenelated Wall

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OpenForge ================ Crenelated edge wall tiles designed for seamless compatibility with Dwarven Forge dungeon tiles. These tiles are perfect for stacking on Stone Corridor Tiles or Stone Wall Tiles with Pillars to create secure defensive walls. These tiles are engineered to line up perfectly with adjacent tile walls, ensuring a smooth and cohesive gaming experience. They can be used to expand the play area, particularly in 1x hallways where traditional wall placement would leave insufficient space for miniatures. Edge buffers may be required to achieve proper tile alignment in certain areas. This set is available on GitHub, featuring a range of OpenForge Sets designed for versatility and creativity. OpenForge Sets ============== Smooth Tile Series: A collection of smooth tiles suitable for representing concrete, dirt, ice, or other surfaces. Smooth Edge Tile Series: Smooth edge tiles that can be used to create seamless transitions between areas. Stone Tile Series: Authentic stone tiles for adding texture and depth to your gaming environment. Stone Edge Tile Series: Stone edge tiles designed to complement the Stone Tile Series. Crenelated Tile Series: Crenelated tiles perfect for creating dramatic and defensive structures. Crenelated Edge Tile Series: Crenelated edge tiles that can be used to create secure walls and fortifications. Tudor Tile Series: Elegant Tudor tiles ideal for creating sophisticated and ornate environments. Tudor Edge Tile Series: Tudor edge tiles that can be used to add a touch of elegance to your gaming area. Ruined Series: A collection of ruined stone walls, perfect for creating abandoned or destroyed areas. Accessories: Pillars and other decorative elements to enhance your gaming environment. Non-Series Tiles: Miscellaneous tiles, such as the pool, designed for added variety and flexibility. Module Specific Tiles: Custom-designed tiles tailored specifically for individual modules. Instructions - Painting ===================== Painting these tiles requires a 5-layer approach for optimal results: 1. Paint the entire piece in black to establish a solid base color. 2. Apply a dark grey using dry brushing techniques to add depth and shading. 3. Choose an additional color, such as stone, and paint random stones on both the front and back of the tile. 4. Mix grey with a touch of olive and apply it using dry brushing to create a natural, earthy look. 5. Finish by applying a light grey using dry brushing, focusing primarily on the edges to achieve a subtle, worn appearance. When stacking tiles, be sure to paint the wall portion of the underside as well, as it may become visible in certain configurations.