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New artist + tokens stats can be adjusted while adding

We welcome yet another artist, MapleMapsDnD! This brings the total free map count to 529 from 7 different artists!

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  • Gameplay
  • UI and audio
changedWe welcome yet another artist, MapleMapsDnD! This brings the total free map count to 529 from 7 different artists!
fixedI also fixed some minor bugs and added an often requested feature: when adding a token (right-click anywhere on map and select the add token icon) you can now adjust its properties BEFORE it gets placed onto the map.
addedNo more having to right-click after adding it! Best of all, whatever settings you use will persist for the remainder of your session.
addedFor example, if you want to add 10 goblins all with 13 health and 9 initiative with a purple border, simply select those options on the menu to the far left before clicking "add to map". That will add 1 goblin. Click a new location on the map and the add token icon again, and everything will be remember (except the token image - haven't decided if I'll pre-select that as well).
addedHopefully that makes adding lots of tokens easier. It is unlikely that I will facilitate adding tokens en masse further than this. I cannot decide on a decent way to place multiples on the map without cluttering up the UI. "Duplicating" a token essentially only takes 4 clicks now. That will have to be good enough.

Digital TableTops VTT changes

changedWe welcome yet another artist, MapleMapsDnD! This brings the total free map count to 529 from 7 different artists!
fixedI also fixed some minor bugs and added an often requested feature: when adding a token (right-click anywhere on map and select the add token icon) you can now adjust its properties BEFORE it gets placed onto the map.
addedNo more having to right-click after adding it! Best of all, whatever settings you use will persist for the remainder of your session.
addedFor example, if you want to add 10 goblins all with 13 health and 9 initiative with a purple border, simply select those options on the menu to the far left before clicking "add to map". That will add 1 goblin. Click a new location on the map and the add token icon again, and everything will be remember (except the token image - haven't decided if I'll pre-select that as well).
addedHopefully that makes adding lots of tokens easier. It is unlikely that I will facilitate adding tokens en masse further than this. I cannot decide on a decent way to place multiples on the map without cluttering up the UI. "Duplicating" a token essentially only takes 4 clicks now. That will have to be good enough.

We welcome yet another artist, MapleMapsDnD! This brings the total free map count to 529 from 7 different artists!

I also fixed some minor bugs and added an often requested feature: when adding a token (right-click anywhere on map and select the add token icon) you can now adjust its properties BEFORE it gets placed onto the map.

No more having to right-click after adding it! Best of all, whatever settings you use will persist for the remainder of your session.

For example, if you want to add 10 goblins all with 13 health and 9 initiative with a purple border, simply select those options on the menu to the far left before clicking "add to map". That will add 1 goblin. Click a new location on the map and the add token icon again, and everything will be remember (except the token image - haven't decided if I'll pre-select that as well).

Hopefully that makes adding lots of tokens easier. It is unlikely that I will facilitate adding tokens en masse further than this. I cannot decide on a decent way to place multiples on the map without cluttering up the UI. "Duplicating" a token essentially only takes 4 clicks now. That will have to be good enough.

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Steam News / 8 April 2026

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