Corpse Tokens

[Lichemaster]

Can anyone please post a link to corpse tokens I can print out for my Pathfinder games?

Basically looking for one inch squares and 2 inches squares to print up that have a dead body on it (prefer monster and human).

Something to mark a fallen monster or NPC (PC) to hinder combat.

Thanks.........

[RedDogMT]

We use 25mm and 50mm non-slotted bases when we need to mark bodies.

Before that, I cut some tokens from some black, generic DVD cases I had lying around. Cheap and easy.

[blahpers]

I just use pennies.

[Claxon]

I was going to suggest using the bases without the pawn to represent the body.

[Slamron]

Find an image you would like to use and I could quickly re-size it and multiply it into a sheet of squares you can print and cut out.

[Jester David]

There were a number of corpse tokens in my TerraClips sets, filling space in the cards.
So if you're also looking for cardstock buildings/ sewers/ dungeons that'd be an option.

You could also get the 4th Edition D&D product the Monster Vault (or the Red Box starter set) and use the tokens provided, perhaps printing some bodies and gluing blu-tacing them on.

[TriOmegaZero]

There is still time to get in on this.

[Deadalready]

I'm curious why corpses are important? Normally I remove dead enemies as they fail to have any importance once they drop.

[Snorri Nosebiter]

I use the dead scientist markers from DooM: The Boardgame, and a few of those Dead Marine figures from Warhammer 40K, aswell as the Giant Template from Warhammer Fantasy Battles

[Slamron]

Deadalready wrote:

I'm curious why corpses are important? Normally I remove dead enemies as they fail to have any importance once they drop.

A big enough creature's corpse can make for difficult terrain. I don't think that's RAW, but I it in my games.