When running long-form tabletop RPG campaigns, keeping character portraits, tokens, and turnarounds visually consistent across different scenes and lighting setups is a classic challenge for GMs and players alike.
We recently documented a practical workflow using nabn (https://nabn.app/) to generate orthographic front/side/back character reference sheets and clean line-art turnarounds from a single character concept. This makes it much easier to maintain consistent equipment, facial features, and silhouettes when creating campaign handouts or VTT tokens.
How do you currently handle visual character references and token art in your campaigns?
We recently documented a practical workflow using nabn (https://nabn.app/) to generate orthographic front/side/back character reference sheets and clean line-art turnarounds from a single character concept. This makes it much easier to maintain consistent equipment, facial features, and silhouettes when creating campaign handouts or VTT tokens.
How do you currently handle visual character references and token art in your campaigns?
