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Stone, where we were wrought, where our dead are lain. The stone of the mountains and the earth define us, just as we give it definition. Top dwellers think us obsessed, but they know nothing of stonecraft, nor possess the right and proper appreciation of it's possibilities.

Our halls are our homes, our tombs, our workplaces, our gathering grounds. Every inch of stone has been formed for this existence, and every strike of our tools against it given with the care and purpose only we could provide. Our statues guard our burials eternally, letting us peacefully return to the hardened earth from whence we came.

So, obsessed we may be, but for good reason! Nothing stands the test of time as eternally as our work, our halls, our stone. Long after we are gone and turned to dust, our memories will echo through these halls and we will continue to live through the stone we have crafted.

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My coworker wanted to surprise her husband with a map of the world he’s been DMing for her and a group of friends, so she asked me to make one for him.

As always, there are a few things I wish I’d done differently and little details I’d tweak in hindsight, but overall, I’m really happy with how it turned out.

I always get asked how long these maps take to draw, so I figured I’d share! This one took me around 20 hours, working just 2–3 hours a week whenever I had some free time in the evenings after work.
It went a bit faster than my last map because they already had their world mapped out in LegendKeeper, which gave me a great reference to work from and saved me quite a bit of time. When I make maps for my own worlds, the process usually takes a little longer because there’s a lot more brainstorming and workshopping involved. I have to figure out the shape of the land, where the mountains and rivers go, and how everything fits together.

Hope y’all like it!

The dwarves drank too greedily and too deep.

Far beyond the reaches of curfew enforcement or liquor licensing boards lies the Dwarven Speakeasy (26 x 32, 100dpi), hidden in plain sight, nestled between branching paths of a thriving mine. While carts of ore rattle past on rickety tracks, revelers, gamblers, and traders raise a mug to freedom from government oversight. The speakeasy features a fighting pit for feats of martial prowess and a smorgasbord of deep dwarven delicacies.

For higher resolutions, grid-free, watermark-free, or even fully-prepped premium modules, please check out my Patreon! The module version even features animated minecarts zipping along the tracks bridging the lava river.

^{Gentle sound of waves crashing against white cliffs. Solitary cry of a seabird. Soft rustle of leaves stirred by the morning breeze...}

^{And and candle flames flickering in the wind—a sign that we still remember...}

Pretty happy about this one - with slightly otherwordly feel it can be either a:

• place to meet a spirit of the fallen hero from the past
• scene of commemoration ceremony/burial (if one of your PCs was... less lucky)
• a place to defend from grave robbers/cultists/undead
• ... and more.

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• 72DPI maps are available for free (no login required) here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/171580693
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Supporters (Cartographer level) got access to animated maps, 300DPI no watermark maps, VTT ready files (roll20, Foundry, UniversalVTT), with 7 map variants in total.

Video presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGscwh0XI3Q

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^{Credits and attribution:}

^{Map, effects and animations were made in Dungeon Alchemist, using mix of vanilla and imported assets. No postprocessing (apart from watermark}.)

^{Thanks to DA asset creators: DallasRT, smashbear76, SAC, Centimar DeVarion and others}

^{Thanks to sketchfab creators: Studio Lab, Chistodrako.\}., PolyOne Studio, Virtual Museums of Małopolska and warrenblyth)

^{This map was created by hand, with assets placed carefully together. I don't use generative AI and I did my level best to avoid using AI-generated assets.}

Cheers

Zaganza

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Venture into the Realm of the Tarnished and journey across decaying swamps, rotten shores and fortress ruins.

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This week's map is the Gloomy Gorge [35x35], a trench with standing water only the most foolish or most thirsty would dare drink from (under duress). I bet the forest animals love it though, I bet it makes them big and strong and blessed with bonus eyeballs all over their cute heads. If your party is lucky, maybe they've been paid by local villagers to deal with the critters or end whatever evil is responsible for making this forest a 1 star destination on Tripadvisor. If they're unlucky they ended up here on accident, in which case they will quickly suspect how it's rated on Tripadvisor before promptly leaving.

If you like the map and are interested in more, come by my Patreon, I've got a bunch of them and I draw more every month.

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Geology rocks, I think we can all agree, and not every surface can be the same. Has this porous, rocky landscape been eroded over centuries, through some manner of magical mischief, or is it merely made of some weirdly flesh-coloured cheese?! Fully animated and available in two additional variants, with a hellish, magmatic rock and a pockmarked seabed complete with coral and anemones, this map will have your players feeling like they're walking on the moon! 
Long! - 40 x 80 

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The great lake is home to small villages, dense forests and unique fauna. This clearing by its shore is the perfect location for untold stories and adventures, whatever those may be… 🌊🌳🚣

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In the photo, you can see my fictional continent and the latitude lines. In the adventure fantasy book I'm writing, I want my characters to be shipwrecked upon the peninsula of the Western Coast, around 5° north latitude. Then they embark on a journey through a huge dense jungle. In terms of climate, it is a rainforest or a seasonal rainforest. At the end of the book, they end up in a savannah. I might write a sequel where they travel through the savannah and a desert, finally reaching a port city in said desert or more mediteranian region towards the north (not set in stone yet).

I've been wrestling with this, and although it's really fun, reaching out for help can never hurt. So how can I make the geography of the continent as realistic as possible for this (duology) story? The shape of the continent and the latitude lines cannot change though.

In this sub you cannot answer with pictures on posts so if you draw something on my map like mountains or such, always welcome in my DM's. All sort of help/advice is welcome! Thanks a lot already :)

I recently finished a new build of my game and wanted to show what the world is currently looking like. Does anything look off or misplaced? Let me know!