Here's a little work in progress of an abandoned estate map I'm working on. I also have versions from before it was abandoned, and with the different levels it will eventually be around 5 to 7 maps in total.
The map was made in #DungeonDraft using excellent assets from #ForgottenAdventures
It's been a few Fridays since I last shared a map, so here's a double map. This is another one for my homebrew Vihjaus setting.
This is the city of Dukesberg. Similar to what I did for Westtor these depict Dukesberg before the war with the Duine Empire and around 50 years after the war. Unlike Westtor, Dukesberg was far from the frontlines making it relatively safe, and it saw a boom during and after the war.
#FantasyMapFriday #MapMaking #TTRPG #Homebrew #WorldBuilding #Inkarnate
On a more positive topic. It's Friday and I'm trying to keep up with sharing a map I've created every Friday.
Since I mentioned it earlier, here is the current working version of my map for the Ddayot Wastes. I'll likely be making adjustments to it in the future. I'm also working an parchment version.
This map was created using #Inkarnate
Here's another battle map, or technically two that depict the same place.
This is for a small bandit camp and depicts when the players first arrived and after cleared a blocked up cave entrance next to the waterfall. I probably didn't need to make two versions just to show the cave entrance being cleared, but I wanted to.
The map was made in #DungeonDraft using excellent assets from #ForgottenAdventures
This is a fairly simple battle map I put together for a small caravan camp site. This is where the players were ambushed in a #OneShot I ran a few months back.
The map was made in #DungeonDraft using excellent assets from #ForgottenAdventures
It's Friday, so it's time for me to share another map.
Welcome to Stonepyre a mining community m populated by mostly dragonkin folk (Dragonborn & Kobolds). It's locate to the north of it's Trading partner Westtor, mostly embedded in the base of the the Orbhas' Spine mountain range.
It was created using #Inkarnate, and I named it in honor of my wife.
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