Stop spending coin on minis you'll use once.
Use them for
anything.
No exact piece needed.
QuoDrox? They're 1-inch wooden creature tiles for table-top RPGs. Durable, easily carried in a dice bag, and with intentionally abstract art so they can be used for a variety of beasts. A red tile with horns can be a goblin, imp, minotaur, or whatever you need. Most are numbered so you can track individuals and all have crossbones on the back so you can flip them when they're dead.
What does "QuoDrox" mean? Like the tiles themselves, whatever you want it to. I made it up over coffee and pancakes one Sunday.
The Roster of Dread!
• QD Pack 1: Purple
Is it a spider? Is it a squid? You decide. 16 tiles
• QD Pack 2: Green
Is it a lizardman? Is it a basilisk? You decide. 16 tiles
• QD Pack 3: Blue
Is it an elephant? Is it a wolf? You decide. 16 tiles
• QD Pack 4: Amber
Is it a werewolf? Is it a gnoll? You decide. 16 tiles
• QD Pack 5: Red
Is it a demon? Is it a goblin? You decide. 16 tiles
What Good Are They?
Are they a product of vilest evil?
Use one for anything
Abstract art means flexibility. A skull tile can be a zombie, orc, or pirate. A tentacle tile can be a slime, mimic, or squid. You decide. No hunting for specific minis.
Flip when it's dead
Every tile has a crossbones back. When a creature drops, flip it. A hex map littered with crossbones makes for a VERY satisfying encounter ending.
Numbered and color-coded
Each pack has six grunt tiles, four lieutenants, two captains, and two uniques (unnumbered). The corner number lets you declare "blue #3 took 14 damage" unambiguously.
Fits in a dice bag
The whole set travels with ease. No fragile minis in a bulky case, no lacking the very specific mini for an encounter. Durable wooden tiles that can be anything and taken anywhere.
Coming Soon
People Liked 'Em.
So I'll Make 'Em.
I got great feedback from folks on Reddit and in person so I'm going
to make a batch. Sign up and I'll let you know when I've got some
update on their availability.