OpenForge Low Wall Pool Tiles

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OpenForge ========== Dungeon floor tiles made to work seamlessly with Dwarven Forge dungeon tiles. This set includes pool tiles featuring various low wall edges, perfect for creating walled pools of water (a well?), lava, magic goo, or whatever else you can imagine. Designed specifically for my Rise of the Runelords campaign, this set is ideal for Skull Crossing in The Hook Mountain Massacre module. Tiles are designed to fit both the Smooth Edge Tile Series and the Smooth Tile Series. The full scene picture showcases a combination of OpenForge tiles and Dwarven Forge tiles. OpenForge floor tiles are made to work with Dwarven Forge dungeon tiles. Compatible tiles/walls in this series have the tag "OpenForge". Check out this set on GitHub: OpenForge Sets ============= Smooth Tile Series - Smooth tiles for use as concrete, dirt, ice, and more. Smooth Edge Tile Series - Smooth edge tiles for use as concrete, dirt, ice, and more. Stone Tile Series - Stone tiles designed to fit seamlessly with your dungeon scene. Stone Edge Tile Series - Stone edge tiles perfect for creating rugged terrain. Crenelated Tile Series - Crenelated tiles add a touch of medieval charm to your dungeon. Crenelated Edge Tile Series - Crenelated edge tiles complete the look of your castle walls. Tudor Tile Series - Tudor tiles bring a touch of elegance to your dungeon scene. Tudor Edge Tile Series - Tudor edge tiles perfect for creating intricate details in your wall designs. Ruined Series - Ruined stone walls add a sense of decay and neglect to your dungeon. Accessories - Pillars, and more to enhance your dungeon scene. Non-Series Tiles - Miscellaneous tiles like the pool tile that don't fit into any specific series. Module Specific Tiles - Tiles designed specifically for use in certain modules. Instructions To create a water effect: Paint the water area of the tile with a dark blue paint. Apply a layer of mod podge to smooth out the surface. Paint on the wall side, using layers of blue that get increasingly lighter as they approach the wall. Use dry brushing to add texture and depth to the walls, focusing mostly near the edge but also adding some subtle texture elsewhere. Apply two layers of mod podge to give the water area a glossy finish.