I recognize Tau and Inq from existing commercial SNES games- those are rips. I need to avoid even re-posting them as side content for legal reasons. This is the same reason I quit re-posting conversions of RPG Maker 2000/3's default resources. The license for those actually states you can only use them for RPG Maker 2000/3 games.

The open game art stuff gives me permission via the license the author mentions on the page, and the 16x16 REFMAP stuff sounds like abandoned assets. However, because no license information exists for REFMAP, the author has the option of sending me a CnD later if they want to.

Holy shit you've been unbanned!

And I already gathered that after looking into it further. I've begun converting REFMAP tilesets, but there's all this extra room because RPG20XX gives you 2 additional autotiles per tileset (oceanic tiles converted into animated autotiles take up a few spaces), 5 additional animated tiles per tileset, and a lot of single tiles. I'll have to figure out how to merge similar tilesets.

I still won't bundle these with the engine, but I'll have an archive download for you to import out of. Because it will be annoying to manually set full body sprites (since all the existing character sprites are normal single image sprites), I'll add a manifest directive inside the archive that instructs RPG20XX to automatically add imported characters to your list of composite parts as full bodies (if an entry for it doesn't already exist).