
Grounded history rather than magic. The medieval shelf is the deepest one after Fantasy: scenes to stage a story in, a cast to put in front of them, four icon libraries for inventory and crafting, three battler packs for the battle screen and a score to carry it. Everything is drawn in the same comic/cartoon style, so a pack bought today still matches one bought six months ago.
1920x1080 villages, interiors, workshops and roads, with a separate foreground layer on top.
Portrait sprites on transparent PNG: neutral, smile, sad, angry, surprised and thoughtful.
Bread, roasts, preserves, ale and produce for inventories, taverns and cooking systems.
Swords, axes, polearms, helmets, plate, mail and heraldic shields.
Ores, timber, leather, cloth, fittings and half-finished parts for crafting trees.
The same materials across quality steps, so an upgrade path reads at a glance.
Potions, herbs, powders, flasks and apparatus for brewing and apothecary screens.
Combat, crafting and trade skills, realistic rather than magical, for talent trees and hotbars.
Jewellery in several tiers for loot tables and equipment slots.
Single-pose sprites on transparent PNG, sized in proportion to each other, for RPG Maker and deckbuilders.
33 historical armies of Europe and the Near East in three ranks each, from levy to household troops.
33 warrior cultures of Asia, Africa, the Americas and Oceania in three ranks each.
Orchestral combat and tension cues as WAV and MP3, no attribution required.
Each bundle costs half of what its packs cost one by one.
Every sampler carries the same commercial licence as the full pack. Drop one in, see whether the style fits.
Commercial and non-commercial use, unlimited projects, any platform, no attribution and no royalties. You may modify, recolour and rescale the files. You may not resell them as an asset pack or claim them as your own artwork. Every pack is produced with AI tools and then curated and refined by hand in Photoshop, which is stated openly on every store page.