Testing Printed Maps
I tested printing a section of a map I’m working on. The original was not drawn with a grid, so it doesn’t quite match, but
October 22, 2018
I tested printing a section of a map I’m working on. The original was not drawn with a grid, so it doesn’t quite match, but
The prompt list for #mapvember2018 is here! This year all of the topics on the prompt list are song titles! Each day is given a
The Tomb of Nihilar… a pyramid hidden in the jungle hides a horrible secret deep underground. There is an abandoned camp near the tomb
A Corvus-Class HX-50 Light Freighter has crashlanded. Initial sensor readings have some good and bad news.
The Azure Bastion was once an important coastal fortress keeping an eye on a narrow passage on a peninsula leading to the prosperous harbor city
On the way to the dwarven city of Hakku there’s an old rivergate now infested with goblins and orcs. Passing the rivergate can save over
When I started drawing this map, the big statue at the center of the main hall became a sort of a center piece for the
Small caves are perfect for short “side quests”. You can inhabit them with marauding humanoids, beasts or other creatures, like bugbears in this case.
Ancient ruined castles with overgrown vegetation and crumbled walls have always been fascinating locations in fantasy RPG’s for me. So, here’s one 🙂 In the
I don’t usually use graph paper as I find the grid somehow restrictive. Still, I felt like I was wandering off too much from my