Hex Diorama Terrain — Grasslands

by Monkworks

Cinematic hex terrain tiles for hexcrawls and exploration-focused campaigns.

Instead of flat terrain symbols, each hex is an illustrated grassland scene. Open plains stretching to the horizon. A winding road cutting through fields. A distant watchtower rising above rolling hills. A settlement surrounded by cultivated land.

You still roll. You still move. The difference is that distance and visibility feel real.

Designed for use in hex map systems and hexcrawl campaigns while maintaining a cinematic diorama presentation.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

• 64 high-resolution hex diorama tiles
• 1024 × 1024 PNG files
• Delivered as individual image files only

Includes:

• Open wilderness tiles for long-distance traversal
• Roads, crossroads, and river bends
• Ruins, shrines, and elevated landmarks
• Hamlets, fortified towns, and larger settlements
• Seasonal and atmospheric variations

INTENDED USE

Ideal for:

• Hexcrawl campaigns and sandbox exploration
• Solo RPG travel and journaling
• Borderlands and frontier settings
• Any system that uses hex-based movement

System-agnostic.

PRINTING AND PHYSICAL USE

These tiles work for digital play and home printing.

Each image is 1024 × 1024 resolution and scales cleanly for tabletop use. When printed at common hex sizes between 3 and 4 inches wide, the artwork maintains clarity and detail.

For best results:

• Print at 300 DPI
• Resize proportionally to your preferred hex width
• Use matte paper or light cardstock

Artwork extends fully to the edges for clean hex masking or trimming.

AI-ASSISTED ARTWORK DISCLOSURE

Artwork in this product is created using a combination of human direction and AI-assisted image generation. All content is curated and refined in GIMP 3 by Monkworks to ensure usability within the Hex Diorama Terrain design system.

PART OF A LARGER SERIES

Grasslands is one of ten biomes in the Hex Diorama Terrain line. Each biome is available individually, or together in the Hex Diorama Terrain Complete Collection.

Explore the full line on the Monkworks profile page.

— Monkworks