OpenForge rowboats

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OpenForge ================= Rowboats ready to take you on a thrilling adventure across the high seas! One of them is inspired by a rowboat featured in Paizo's Map Pack: Vehicles. OpenForge Sets ============== Smooth Tile Series - Our collection of smooth tiles that can be used as concrete, dirt, or even ice. Smooth Edge Tile Series - The perfect companion to our Smooth Tile Series, these edge tiles offer a sleek and refined look. Stone Tile Series - Add some rustic charm to your gaming table with our authentic stone tiles. Stone Edge Tile Series - Complement our Stone Tile Series with these beautiful stone edge tiles that bring depth to your terrain. Crenelated Tile Series - Our intricate crenelated tiles will make your fantasy worlds stand out from the rest. Crenelated Edge Tile Series - Complete your design with these delicate crenelated edge tiles. Tudor Tile Series - Inspired by European architecture, our Tudor tiles add an air of elegance to your games. Tudor Edge Tile Series - Elevate your terrain with these classic Tudor edge tiles. Ruined Series - Transform your table into a post-apocalyptic landscape with our distressed stone walls. Accessories - Bring depth and detail to your gaming world with our selection of pillars and more. Non-Series Tiles - Our collection of miscellaneous tiles includes the unique pool tile, perfect for adding an element of surprise to your game. Module Specific Tiles - Take your games to the next level with these specialized tiles designed specifically for each module. Changelog ========== 1/25/15 - Fixed errors in Netfabb, uploaded new files. For first-time users, check out our tutorial section to learn how to get started with OpenForge. Interested in selling prints? Read our License FAQ to learn about the process. As an independent project, OpenForge is now patron-supported. Your support enables me to create more detailed and intricate designs that bring your gaming world to life. Visit our online catalog, website, forums (also active on Facebook), Twitter, or Facebook page to learn more about OpenForge and Masterwork Tools.