OpenForge Tudor Corner Tile (Deprecated)

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Deprecated: This tile set has been replaced by the highly improved OpenForge 2.0 Tudor collection. That set is not only more comprehensive but also greatly better designed, so check it out. OpenForge ================= Tudor style corner tiles designed to work seamlessly with Dwarven Forge dungeon tiles. Compatible tiles/walls in this series are tagged with OpenForge Find this set on github. OpenForge Collections ==================== Smooth Tile Collection - Smooth tiles that can be used as concrete, dirt, ice, etc. Smooth Edge Tile Collection - Smooth tiles that can be used as concrete, dirt, ice, etc., featuring edge tiles. Stone Tile Collection - Stone tiles that showcase intricate details and textures. Stone Edge Tile Collection - Expertly crafted stone edge tiles designed for realistic environments. Crenelated Tile Collection - Durable and versatile crenelated tiles suitable for fantasy worlds. Crenelated Edge Tile Collection - High-quality crenelated edge tiles perfect for crafting unique scenes. Tudor Tile Collection - Elegant and intricate Tudor-style tiles with stunning architectural details. Tudor Edge Tile Collection - Masterfully designed Tudor edge tiles offering unmatched authenticity. Ruined Series - Authentically rendered ruined stone walls perfect for post-apocalyptic or abandoned settings. Accessories - Precise replicas of pillars, columns, and other elements essential to your gaming terrain creations. Non-Series Tiles - A collection of miscellaneous tiles, including a serene pool tile designed for water features. Module-Specific Tiles - Exclusive designs tailored specifically for each module. To get started with OpenForge, explore our set of tutorials. Interested in selling OpenForge prints? Need permission to use OpenForge designs in your product? Check out the license FAQ. OpenForge is now fully supported by its patrons. Resources provided by patrons enable me to produce more complex and intricately detailed tiles that surpass my initial vision. To help support this project, consider backing me and gaining access to ongoing streams of exceptional gaming terrain. Visit our online catalog, forums (now mainly on Facebook), website, Twitter page, or Facebook community to learn more about OpenForge and Masterwork Tools. Printing Instructions: Print these tiles in black ink and use a combination of dry brushing with dark brown paint followed by successively lighter shades. Employ a light leather color rather than pure white to create warm highlights. To create an authentic stone effect, stipple the walls with white using a toothbrush after painting them with a mixture of white and leather colors.