Art Requests

Almost all the terrain stamps in Fantasy Battlemaps are designed to rest atop the ground and thus have a strong outline around the edge. Creating stalagmite stamps that are designed to emerge from a stone texture beneath would be incredibly useful for creating more dynamic environments in caves, caverns, or stone surfaces in general.

When I think of older cities I think of Rome. Maybe some more detailed or better scaling statues as well as a variety of different statues. Maybe even a modular system for making your own statues?

It would be nice to get a variety of high definition fruit trees to represent orchards, such as oranges, apples, pears, fig, olive, ect. Maybe even in the other styles as well.

Or like 80% of it.

Various pieces of armour, both damaged and new. They can be placed on furniture or shelves in shops or damaged gear can be placed on top of or near skeletons to make dead bodies more interesting. Metal and leather versions of helmets, upper and lower body, boots, robes, cloaks etc...

With Fantasy World having received a massive update a few months back, while Parchment still remains dry and empty, I suggest to convert Fantasy World Assets over to Parchment with a Clip Mask. The new Trees, Mountains, Cliffs and Vegetation

New trees and tree variants (not simple trees, the higher quality trees), some examples are as follow: (see pinned comment)

Unfortunately, the current selection of trees in Parchment World does not cover some basic scenarios. It would be great to have: -Jungle trees -Bamboo -Swamp trees

Top-down/Bird's eye/Satellite view terrain stamp collections (including mountains, cliffs, hills, etc). For examples see WOTC maps or Google Maps satellite view for inspiration. Current stamps for terrain seem to be more of an isometric view and for creating large top-down world maps this can result in unused space behind terrain and ambiguity on where terrain actually starts and ends. It would also just be great to see as a style option. Thanks!

We REALLY need waves in the parchment style. I know that I, and many others, struggle with the lack of texture in our water. Waves in this style, similar to the whales, would help add variety.