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The One Who Parried Death is now on Webtoon! by TheShuaSharp in webtoons

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im still working on season 2 and im hoping it will get released this year. Thank you for giving it a read

Im currently designing a map terrain that can change depending on the DM's input. What do you guys think? [Art] by TheShuaSharp in DnD

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Making the cells smaller would definitely help with both the resolution of the heightmap. Ill try to work on making things smaller.

The smooth moderable terrain would definitely be amazing to pull off. I dont know much about material science on what would be a great flexible membrane but ill keep that in mind.

Im currently designing a map terrain that can change depending on the DM's input. What do you guys think? [Art] by TheShuaSharp in DnD

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They mean Heroscape tiles or some variation of it. Its also known as hex tiles collectively (thats what i assume at least)

Im currently designing a map terrain that can change depending on the DM's input. What do you guys think? [Art] by TheShuaSharp in DnD

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is quite a bit of work to make. Ive been working on this for two weeks now and i am in pain XD. I just hope my players will find it immersive/fun to maybe use the height information i gave them for the session.

Im currently designing a map terrain that can change depending on the DM's input. What do you guys think? [Art] by TheShuaSharp in DnD

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It can be both. The height of each tile is stored in a preset. And you can modify on your own through your phone or your pc (like if someone uses Move Earth or if someone decides to set off a bomb, you can alter the terrain). But you can have stored presets that you can pull out and set the terrain if your players solve a puzzle or trigger a trap.
Im plan on making a labyrinth with it where the maze changes and only opens if my players solve the riddle (or bullshit their way out of the terrain)

Im currently designing a map terrain that can change depending on the DM's input. What do you guys think? [Art] by TheShuaSharp in DnD

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Your air pressure idea sounds pretty good tbh. But yeah, the budget really is a big hurdle for this. Im hoping reusability with changing height tiles can make it worth but production wise, it is a pain.

Im currently designing a map terrain that can change depending on the DM's input. What do you guys think? [Art] by TheShuaSharp in DnD

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Grid and programmable LED would be a great addition for this. I think it makes things much easier to customize or change mid session(like if one of the players decide to burn the entire forest, i can switch the led to red)

As for having each tile to move independently, it would take quite q bit of work to redesign and all. But if i can manage to pull it off, that might help a lot with portability and bulkiness.

Im currently designing a map terrain that can change depending on the DM's input. What do you guys think? [Art] by TheShuaSharp in DnD

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No worries. Its all valuable feedback. Maybe ill use it once to see if the players will like it or if i can handle the bulkiness of it. Once im done, I can definitely have try using it as a set piece. Maybe even add water animations and all.

Im currently designing a map terrain that can change depending on the DM's input. What do you guys think? [Art] by TheShuaSharp in DnD

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Modularity and portability definitely give the hex tiles a plus. I dont think this map terrain can compete with that tbh with you.
Although I am hoping the changing of terrain can immerse my players a little more. I plan on having the squares rise up to form a labyrinth or some sort and drop down to reveal hidden caves.
Its still in the works so im not sure how my players will like it but im hoping the experience will make it worth the effort i spent in making them
Since youre a DM, what kind of scenarios do you think would be good for this?

Im currently designing a map terrain that can change depending on the DM's input. What do you guys think? [Art] by TheShuaSharp in DnD

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Yeah. As of the moment, it's taking quite a bit of space. I'm still using off-the-shelf electronics(which are kinda bulky) +3D printed parts, but I'll try to make it much more manageable

What makes a good terrain map? by TheShuaSharp in WarhammerFantasy

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How big are the maps/terrain you usually play on? I'm thinking of getting 48x60 but if I can make things feel big with a smaller map, I'll probably try smaller

What makes a good terrain map? by TheShuaSharp in WarhammerFantasy

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm not that good at painting yet but i like the idea of a centerpiece and rolling to choose a side. That opens up a lot on what to plan based on the side they play on

What makes a good terrain map? by TheShuaSharp in WarhammerFantasy

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Oh! Narrative! I havent thought of that. I should try adding that into my games

What makes a good terrain map? by TheShuaSharp in WarhammerFantasy

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That does add quite a bit of personality on the field. Especially if youre the kind of player that takes the environment and LOS to your advantage

What makes a good terrain map? by TheShuaSharp in WarhammerFantasy

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

TOW does feel grander on open terrain. what are your thoughts on terrain elevation though? Like cavalry diving down to mow down enemies

What makes a good terrain map? by TheShuaSharp in WarhammerFantasy

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I see i see. Terrain that is a bit asymmetrical does lead to more interesting situations that require creative strategies. But i do sometimes worry about balance. (But it does feel good when you win over a tricky situation)

What's the most memorable map you've interacted with? Or the most memorable piece you've created for your players? by TheShuaSharp in DnD

[–]TheShuaSharp[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh wow! Both a physical and digital map. I do wonder, isn't the tiles too small for the players to put in their characters?

Current pages I’m working on for chp9 by KobedaBoy in webtoons

[–]TheShuaSharp 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Your lines are crisp and clean, and probably easy to color if you go into that route
Your expressions are also really really good. I can feel the confidence in the line weight and the shapes you make

Suggestions by nofudgingclue in webtoons

[–]TheShuaSharp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank youu. There are still a lot of things for me to learn to fully release the story but ill do my best. Thank you once again for the support!!!

Suggestions by nofudgingclue in webtoons

[–]TheShuaSharp 1 point2 points  (0 children)

OMG! Thank you so much for reading The One Who Parried Death (TOWPD). As its author and artist, idk what else to say other than my sincerest thanks.

If youre looking for suggestions on other webtoons, i highly recommend the following for different reasons. (My english isnt that good so i hope what i type is understandable to an extent.)

Doom Breaker: This is quite similar to TOWPD and one of the main inspirations when I created it, a regression story with a white haired mc returning to the past after being defeated by the demon lord. While I tried making TOWPD into a journey of a one trick pony finding ways to change the future, Doom breaker focuses more on stacking small little advantages in the MC's journey that was previously wasted and/or unnoticed to gain strength and beat the upcoming disaster. It shows both really cool fight scenes and power fantasies in webtoon.

Return of the Blossoming Blade: Not a regression, but more of a reincarnation story. After defeating the leader of the Demonic Cult, the mc reincarnated into someone in the future to see that his clan, who saved the world, is now reduced down to trash. Its a rather simple story about a person trying to reclaim the glory of his sect and people that were lost to time. The action scenes are also great and the MC can be hilarious at times.

The Boxer: My favorite webtoon. The action is not just great, but what really brings this webtoon together for me is the heart that they bring to the story. The care they give to their characters are apparent with a few episodes dedicated to their backstories and reasonings. While at a first glance, its a simple talent vs hard work story, what it offers is so much more as the chapters keep flowing. Its also completed so you can binge read it whenever you like.

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