Glad you like them, hope they serve you well in the campaign!

That’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time. Good suggestion, thank you!

Thanks for the suggestion. I don’t think they meant the source files, just a higher resolution (non-compressed) version of the image.

Hm, sorry, not really. If you open the image in it’s entirety, it’s pretty high resolution and usable still. I generally try and keep them managable for use in roll20 and the like. I’d have to think about where to post the uncompressed versions. Feels “wrong” to throw a 20mb image up on a free service like lemmy or mastodon.

Got any suggestions where I don’t lose all rights the second I upload it to that isn’t google or one of the other huge services?

Thank you!

Yeah, and there’s still room for improvment as well. The main trouble is juggling the layers, which Dungeondraft isn’t super helpful about. Planning this was half the battle, really.