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D&D Print & Play Minis (iheartprintandplay) - Update: Drawing for Custom Minis
Dakaran
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I've been trying my hand at creating some printable D&D tokens and decided to start posting my creations in case someone else can get some use out of them. 
The tokens stand up tent-style and have actual backsides in case it matters what direction they face. I have full color PDFs as well as black & white line art PDFs.
Kobold Color PDF
Kobold Black & White PDF
Lizardfolk Color PDF
Lizardfolk Black & White PDF
I've started a little blog to keep these token pages so if you like these I plan to make some more and post them on my blog: iheartprintandplay.blogspot.com. The kobold tokens include all kobolds from 4e MM1 and a few other sources. The lizardfolk tokens include all lizardfolk from 4e MM1 and MM2.
The tokens stand up tent-style and have actual backsides in case it matters what direction they face. I have full color PDFs as well as black & white line art PDFs.Kobold Color PDF
Kobold Black & White PDF
Lizardfolk Color PDF
Lizardfolk Black & White PDF
I've started a little blog to keep these token pages so if you like these I plan to make some more and post them on my blog: iheartprintandplay.blogspot.com. The kobold tokens include all kobolds from 4e MM1 and a few other sources. The lizardfolk tokens include all lizardfolk from 4e MM1 and MM2.
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Morality aside, these are very cool.
My wonderful wife had the great idea of running polls to better determine what Dungeons & Dragons monster groups I should make printable minis for. I think it'll give me a more clear picture than just a general suggestion page to help me make what you're all interested in. For the inaugural poll, your options are Dragonborn, Elves, Gnolls, Goblins, or Orcs. When the poll closes I'll make a page of printable minis of the winning monster group. Cast your votes now! You can vote by going here: POLLING. The poll is right at the top of the page.
Actually in my very first post I credited Rich Burlew (as well as linked to OotS) as being an influence on me. I absolutely give credit where credit is due. (If anyone hasn't read the Order of the Stick, you really should, it's awesome.) I've been drawing stick figures in what I call the block-body style since I was a kid, but his work has definitely been a big influence and especially helped me flesh out facial expressions and bodies for female stick figures. (You'd be surprised how tough it is to make a stick figure specifically female without it looking like Boobs McGee.) While I draw inspiration from OotS I do try to separate my monsters from his (with the exception of humans as there's not really a different way to draw stick figure humans in block-body format - I never liked stick figures with noses). I actually look more to the Wizards Monster Manuals for how generally a creature should look. For the lizardfolk, kobolds, and dragons I feel that I have distinct looks from his. For examples of his OotS creatures see 716 for Lizardfolk, 331 for Kobolds, and 626 for Dragons.
Click HERE or on the image to go my latest post to freely download the PDFs for printable zombie minis. I also created black & white line art versions for those of you who only have a black and white printer or want to color them in yourself.
Woohoo! iheartprintandplay.blogspot.com has reached over 1000 hits from dozens of countries all over the world. In fact we've received hits from every continent except one. (Come on, Antarctica!) To celebrate, I'm announcing a free drawing to win custom minis of your D&D party! See details HERE.
Thanks! I'm glad you're liking them.
Sadly I don't have the dragonborn minis completed just yet; I spent a lot of time finding the right look for my dragonborn and I went through about 2 dozen different iterations before I came up with a dragonborn template that I'm really happy with. Buuut, since I don't want to leave you hanging without a little something I do have two dragonborn minis from Monster Manual 1 that are ready, the Dragonborn Soldier and Dragonborn Gladiator.
You can download the PDF here: Dragonborn Partial Set
Oh, also, I've got new minis posted.
This is the first of three sets of Eberron Adventure Campaign minis that have been commissioned by skrapsan. You can download the PDF HERE.
You can find the PDFs to download here: Dragonborn Minis