Blades in the Dark Landing Page

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I’m starting a new Blades in the Dark campaign today, and I have been setting up the landing page for my players. They have a lair in an warehouse in the Docks, so I’ve set up the page to resemble an old industrial space. True to the steampunk vibe of the RPG, I have included a few pipes and dials.

On top of the background, I placed progress clocks from my clock sets available on Roll20. My landing page includes items from my soon-to-be-released “Heat” set: the furnace is a nine-count heat clock and the wanted poster is a four-count clock as well.

Download the background image here if you’d like use it to create something similar. It’s in a 4x3 aspect.

Free Progress Clock Images Suitable for Roll20

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I’ve been playing Blades in the Dark lately on Roll20. An important part of that system and some other newer RPG systems is the use of clocks to track the progress of factions, actions, or events.

I created a bunch of themed clocks for my campaign and also put them up on the Roll20 Marketplace. I also wanted to make a set of five clocks available for those who want to try them out, or who don’t mind doing the bit of work to create the rollable tables that hold multi-sided tokens on Roll20.

These clocks are from my Steampunk set. They’re based on carriage lanterns with Fresnel lenses. You can download the ZIP file and use these to set up your own 4-, 6-, 8-, 10- and 12-sided clocks on your own Roll20 tabletop.

Link to free ZIP of PNGs (build using instructions here).
Link to Steampunk set on Roll20 Marketplace.