by Malcadon » November 10th, 2025, 12:31 am
If you have the Frozen Horror Quest Pack, use the icy tiles and tell the players that they are flooded squares. Simple as that.
If you like to do crafting, here is how to go about making you're own water tiles: Get some clear, solid plastic sheets made of PVC or vinyl. Score and cut them out to shape. Apply really watered-down paint.
The color of paint you can use is based on the type of water you are going for. For clear, clean water, go with blues teal and turquoise. If you do it right, you'll be able to see the bottom. For more murky dungeon water, use more browns. You can apply the watery colors on one side and a dark tone to darken it. The ground less visible, but should be visible enough.
Its good to consider the number of tiles you need. For this adventure you'll need: x7 1x3 tiles, x2 1x5 tiles, x2 3-square corner tiles, x1 4x5 room tile, x1 6x5 room tile. Although, for general-use for watery adventures, ideally you'll need: x12 1-square tiles, x16 1x3 tiles, x4 1x5 tiles, x8 2x2 3-square corner tiles, x4 2x3 4-square T-junction tiles, x4 2x4 6-square T-junction tiles, x6 4x4 room tile, x2 4x5 room tile, x2 3x4 room tile, x2 2x3 room tile, x1 6x5 room tile. (for the 4x4 15-square room tile, use a 3x4 room tile and a 1x3 tile)
Use what you will...