Tyler Warren RPG Battlers - 1st 50 Monsters
Tyler Warren RPG Battlers – 1st 50 Monsters
Short description
Bring back the whimsical and colorful characters of classic RPGs with 50 unique battlers from the imagination of illustrator Tyler Warren!
Features
If you make RPG games, then this is for you. This pack of 50 monsters is created in the spirit of early console RPGs, and can bring new life to your game, whether you're working on a commercial product or a personal project. Carefully crafted in a style comparable to the immensely popular Dragon Quest (Dragon Warrior) series, this set features monsters ranging from cute to colossal. Trolls, bugs, slimes, elementals, beasts, animals, flyers, and many others. Adaptable to any game making software, and specifically applicable to RPG Maker software.
This pack contains:
- Over 50 unique battlers with matching facesets
- Files formatted for easy Plug and Play into RPG Maker MV and VX Ace, and is easily compatible with other Game Making software
- All battlers are presented in sizes ranging from large to small; let the slime be the boss with no scaling issues
- Included is a background screen overlay that can be applied over battlebacks to give them a stylized texture to match each battler
- Battlers also come in recommended sizes (proportional to each other)
- Art style similar in spirit to the classic whimsical RPG characters of Dragon Quest (Dragon Warrior)
- Each battler is also provided in an optional “soft-filtered” version
This pack is designed to be used with Tyler's other monster packs, found at:
1st 50 Battler Pack – The Basics Part 1
2nd 50 Battler Pack – The Basics Part 2
3rd 50 Battler Pack– Slimes and Dragons
4th 50 Battler Pack – RTP Redesign
5th 50 Battler Pack – 50 Shades of Battle
6th 50 Battler Pack – Monster Evolution
7th 50 Battler Pack – Time Fantasy Tribute
8th 50 Battler Pack – More Time Fantasy Tribute
9th 50 Battler Pack – 50 More Shades
Pixel-Style Part 1 - Pixel-Style Battlers Remaster Part 1
Pixel-Style Part 2 - Pixel-Style Battlers Remaster Part 2
Pixel-Style Part 3 - Pixel-Style Battlers Remaster Part 3
Monsters and Robots 1 - 8 Little Monsters and Robots Part 1/10
Monsters and Robots 2 - 8 Little Monsters and Robots Part 2/10
Monsters and Robots 3 - 8 Little Monsters and Robots Part 3/10
Monsters and Robots 4 - 8 Little Monsters and Robots Part 4/10
Monsters and Robots 5 - 8 Little Monsters and Robots Part 5/10
Monsters and Robots 6 - 8 Little Monsters and Robots Part 6/10
16-Bit Battle Backgrounds - Pixel-Style Battlebacks
Patron Exclusive - Resources only for subscribers on Patreon
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*Credit Tokiwa Graphics and Joel Steudler for the awesome battle backgrounds used in screenshots
*Credit Finalbossblues for the awesome hero sprites used in the screenshots
TERMS OF USE - ALL IMAGES COPYRIGHT TYLER WARREN
Unlimited Commercial Use License: All assets purchased through itch.io are royalty free and are usable in any engine without limitations.
Purchase
In order to download this asset pack you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $10 USD. You will get access to the following files:
Development log
- Origin StoryMar 29, 2018
Comments
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Hi Tyler Warren, I'm not sure if you still respond to comments after all these years, however I'm just curious as to how you drew this artwork, I was just wondering if you could give me any advice to replicate this art style, how do you draw and colour the art, what pencils, colour pencils etc do you use and how do you edit the drawings in photoshop?
This art is incredible and I want to create a similar style for my game, which I am currently creating.
Hi. I'm still around. Happy to explain the process for you. All of the drawings are hand drawn on water color paper (Hammermill 300lb) with colored pencils (prismacolor). Then I scan them into the computer and do some edits in Photoshop. It's not a lot of editing. Mostly color corrections/some shifting of shapes/cleaning up specs and scratches/etc. aa needed, and eliminate the background to be transparent. Most later packs have pixel-style versions that are just edits in photoshop and a program I used called pixatool (also available on itch.io).
I should make a walkthrough video sometime.
Thank you so much Tyler, that's really cool, your artwork looks so unique, I love your artwork, it looks like it belongs in the game and even blends in with RPG Maker backgrounds even though it's drawn traditionally. I would really be grateful if you could make a tutorial showing your process, heck I would even be willing to pay you for your course if you posted it on Udemy.
Really cool talking with you, would love to talk again maybe even discuss business, of course if you are willing, I don't want to get ahead of myself and seem disrespectful towards you.
All of your work looks fantastic!
Thank you! I hope you find good use for them in a fun project, keep me posted.
How EXACTLY would you like to be credited?
For all purchased assets, no credit is required.
If, however, you desire to credit me, any method you choose is fine.
Are you planning on doing any animated battlers?
I got a bunch of your stuff from Humble Bundle but my current projects are using animated battlers. I may have to do a couple things using static ones as you've got some cool stuff :)
Thanks for the compliment, all of them are static at the moment, long term future project to include animations, but that's a far ways off for now.
Are these animated figures or static images?
Good question, these are static images.
Thank you for the information!
What's the file type? I want to use some art assets in a board game, will the license cover that?
Files are .png and they are usable in a board game, that would be awesome. If you want to print them, there is a full resolution file for each monster, would recommend using it to print.
I've never used RPG Maker, but I was wondering are the characters in the screenshots part of RPG Maker? Or your battlers (monsters).
Good question. Only the monsters that appear in the screenshots are part of the asset packs, the other parts of the images (background/heroes/GUI, etc.) are from other sources, mostly RPG Maker's defaults.