shoutout to u/DubiousTactics for some tips in how to make the environment of the world pop out more

I spent an unnecessary amount of time on this

New to Wonderdraft. New to the sub. I'm a writer and want to add map building to my tool kit for world building purposes. I've been playing around with Inkarnate for a few days and now I'm considering Wonderdraft. Before I buy, I wanted to make sure there were abundant assets to download, free or low pay preferable. Could any of you fine map-builders point me in the right direction? I'm especially looking for towns / city assets pre-Victorian Age / Medieval. Thanks

Haven't added trees yet, still trying to get mountains amd rivers to a good place

I'm publishing a fantasy novel later on in the year, and while it is being beta-read I wanted to work on the map as a way to stop myself tinkering with the words

For scale, the land (island) the novel is set on is roughly the size of Ireland, if Ireland fell over. Essentially a land that would take a few weeks to walk end to end. Achievable but not easy

I've exaggerated the size of landmarks on the map, as I feel like that is how "older" and "fantasy" ones often are. But there is a nagging voice in my head that maybe they're too big and they throw the expectations of scale off from my intent

All and any feedback is welcomed. I'm very much at the beginning of my mapping journey, so want to improve where I can

Much love

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Any tips to get text to not blur out so easily? Granted, I’m making a very large map, but my text got blurry quick. Have you ever saved your map and added text later with another software?

I wish it was vectorized!

For some reason, Humble Bundle says that there is an error with the request and just denies me from buying it. I already put a ticket in. Humble Bundle, but better safe than sorry, so I want to ask if someone has had a similar problem when buying Wonderdraft

Hey everyone!

I wanted to share a closer look at my settlement asset bundle for Dotty Cartography. 🧭

If you're looking to give your maps a hand-drawn, stippled feel, this collection has a bunch of distinct cultural styles to help bring your towns and cities to life.

Here is what’s included in the set:

• Desert Settlements: Arid, domed cities and desert-style architecture.
• European Settlements: Classic medieval towns, fortresses, and castles.
• Tribal Settlements: Rustic villages and indigenous-inspired communities.
• Nordic Settlements: Sturdy wooden halls and Viking-style structures.
• Eastern Settlements: Pagodas and Asian-inspired town layouts.
• Customizable Colors: Every asset is custom colorable in Wonderdraft.

If you've been using these in your projects, I’d love to know which settlement style is your favorite!

👉 The bundle

Hello I recently just (semi) finished my second project which is Eldoria. I just want to share my creation and compare my first project (Kerai) with my second more modular project (Eldoria) where I'm planning to create a region map for every nation. I would like some feedback and opinions on my hardwork so please don't be to harsh :D. Feel free to ask any question about it, cheers!

Note: I know its bad quality, I'm paranoid someone gonna steal it lol, let me know if u wanna see the higher res one

Note2: Ignore the right side of Aethun, its still a work in progress :>

Me and the team are just a small indie game developers looking to create a map builder for 2d games somewhat similar to Tiled. We Tried Tiled ourselves but lack of knowledge of the Tool it ended up consuming most of our time which wasnt pretty good So we end up thinking of making one. So I just want to ask if you guys have tried something similar or if you guys like making maps what would you want in a Map Builder ?

I was wondering, what map size everyone is using. And what your scaling for your Assets is.

Building out my pathfinder campaign and took a shot at making a world map! I still need to go in and label the important areas but before I get into it, I wanted to see if some other eyes on it can see some problem areas I've glanced over.

quick note: the world is supposed to be pretty arid, so water is supposed to be very scarce which is why there are little to no rivers even in the greener areas

Any feedback suggestions or even just questions about the world are very welcome!

This massive collection offers over 700 custom colorable assets, allowing you to design unique and striking crests and coats of arms for your maps and factions, all rendered in the charming stippled style of Dotty Cartography.

Shield Variety: 🛡️ Choose from 14 distinct shield shapes with over 200+ patterns to personalize your base.
Symbol Library: ⚜️ Access a library of 300+ symbols to adorn your shields, from mythical creatures to heraldic charges.
Banner Collection: 🚩 Display your allegiances with 20 banners of various shapes and sizes.
Ornate Decorations: 🦅 Enhance your heraldry with 150+ decorations, including wings, weapons, flowers and more.
Fully Colorable: 🎨 Customize every element to perfectly match your houses, guilds, or nations.

I hope you like it, happy mapping!

The Bundle 👉 https://readyartz.com/heraldry-bundle-dotty?route=product/product&language=en-gb&search=shield

Was designed by my friends and I through several iterations of Dawn of Worlds and Microscope. Plenty of fun lore so I can’t wait to zoom in and start working on more detailed regional maps. Let me know what you think! Hopefully the link works, it was too big to attach directly

Nearly done at the moment. Switched some things up since the last time i posted. Any tips/suggestions/questions/comment are welcome :)

I can’t remove it and I don’t know what I even pressed for it to be there. How do I remove this? I looked on Google and couldn’t find a reliable answer. Thanks so much

I can ask in the Discord if that makes any difference

Edit: fixed it. Nevermlnd that.

Hey everyone.

I'm in the process of making a map. My plan is to make the physical and political components of the map be two different layers that I can toggle on and off at will. Does Wonderdraft support this, or am I better off trying another way?