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450 CC0 character sprites in the same 3/4 overworld style as the Roguelike/RPG pack: townsfolk, adventurers, monsters, and equipment variants. The companion cast for that tileset, and a second CC0 answer to "where do my overworld characters come from" alongside Ninja Adventure.
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Front-facing only, no walk cycles, confirmed. Opened Spritesheet/roguelikeChar_transparent.png on 2026-09-22: a 918x203 sheet on a 16px tile with 1px spacing, holding base bodies, hair, clothing and armour layers, shields and weapons. Every frame is the front view. There are no side or back facings and no animation frames anywhere in the pack. Use it for portraits, menus and top-down figures that never turn, or composite a turning character yourself
It is a layered parts kit: bodies, hair, clothing and equipment are drawn as separate pieces meant to be composited, which makes recolouring and kitbashing easy within the one front view. Universal LPC Spritesheet Generator is the option that layers and turns, with share-alike obligations attached
No tile size is stated on the source page because these are sprites rather than tiles
Same page (2026-09-22): "Category 2D" and tags "rpg character roguelike pixel"
Pack sample image (2026-09-22): "This content is free to use in personal, educational and commercial projects. Written permission not required, support us by crediting or donating (voluntary)"
