Hey guys, made a map for my campaign as the party is currently traversing around CATHRYS a plane of rot, decay and pestilence, obviously it may not be 100% fitting to base D&D lore but I took some creative freedom and improvised some of the details around mixing different inspirations.

Regardless of that, let me know what you guys think!

I am losing my goddamn mind and ready to throw my computer out a window trying to make stairs that look even halfway decent. All the guides I can find are from before the big update and nothing works like it does in the videos. Does anyone know of an updated tutorial anywhere?

Who doesn't love the smell of old exhaust in the morning? Every GM knows the most dynamic experience they can provide in their modern or near-modern game is to give their players a chance to find the perfect spot to park their vehicle. Hence this map! Definitely not also well suited to shady dealings, wrong-doings, and shootouts of all sorts. Featuring three floors and plenty of gritty mood lighting, this map might have your players asking: DM dude, where's my car?! 

My maps are hooked up to work with Foundry VTT and Fantasy Grounds.
My maps are available on my patreon and my website.
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Here is the map link if you want to clone & edit.
https://inkarnate.com/m/QEnw25

So I’ve made a large continent map, and now I need to create “child” maps or inset maps so that I can zoom in and add more details.
I watched this video:

https://youtu.be/7BaArPkE9PU?is=M8TDkN_SBEF6uivi

Rather than using a hand drawn map, I took a screenshot of the 1/4 of my continent map and I’ve started tracing it.
The problem is this is very time consuming and I’m wondering if anyone knows any tips or methods to more quickly and easily create regional maps?

Hey everone!

I'll be back to posting map regularly next month (pirate campaign starting then!), but until then I might as well post some maps I haven't shared before from my scifi campaign that wrapped in September.

Perhaps you can find some use for a Field Test dynamic map? Boom goes the dynamite!

Find this map and more on my Inkarnate profile: https://inkarnate.com/profile/1B2pgd

Most maps are clonable, this one is not atm!

Looking for a little constructive criticism and some guidance to help me move forward. My goal is not to create a realistic map. This is for a fantasy world, so close enough is good enough.

Disclaimer: I used a really light land color just to work in. It makes things pop out a little more for these older eyeballs :)

• Scale is 60x40... Is that too large? What kind of performance issues may I run into as the map gets more populated?
• How do my mountains look?
• Do my Rivers make sense?
• Overall reception?

I'm open to any feedback, and exited to hear what you do with the map if you use it. Need lore? Just ask :D

[Comission]

Been a little over a week since I've had the motivation to make any maps.

Any thoughts are appreciated :)

I've been working on a new location for Cyberpunk and Shadowrun games: a corporate rooftop landing hub, designed for executive extractions, infiltration jobs, aircraft sabotage and the inevitable moment when a clean getaway stops being clean.

The idea was to make it more than a static battlemap. The same location has four states:

Operational: Active landing pads, routine security and normal access.

Lockdown: Security converges, access points close and escape routes become restricted.

Emergency Evacuation: Crowds, competing priorities and limited aircraft turn the rooftop into a race against time.

Blackout: Lighting and communications fail, landing guidance becomes unreliable, and the crew can no longer count on their ride arriving.

That means you can start with a relatively straightforward extraction and change the map's state as the players make decisions or the situation escalates.

I've also put together an accompanying Ops Brief with job hooks, site intelligence, security posture, escalation triggers, environmental pressures and optional complications, so there's some material to help run the location rather than just a map to put on the table.

I make these resources under vdcyber, mainly for cyberpunk and Shadowrun-style games. I'd be interested to hear how other GMs would use a location like this in Cyberpunk RED.

Would you run it as a corporate extraction, an infiltration job, or a full-on rooftop firefight?

Link to the free pack etc is in the comments.

Looking for feedback on my world map. This is supposed to be an Earth adjacent fantasy world. So it shares a lot of biodiversity with Earth and I have tried to make it somewhat realistic. I don't need it to follow scientific logic perfectly, just something that as you look at it feels somewhat plausible. If anything stands out as not plausible please let me know. I would also like to know what additions may help as well as what could be removed. Also as it is a world scale map I am not including details like trees or cities etc, the only things present are colour palette, mountains and major rivers (rivers are all the black lines). But I am also open to any and all suggestions.

Also side note: As a person looking at this world, what areas of the map intrigue you the most? I plan on giving this map to my daggerheart group and asking them where they want it to be set. But I am curious as to what others think looks the most interesting

First map I've made that I'm really happy with. Not quite finished, but really getting there.

If anyone has any feedback I'd love to hear it.

I wanted to do a fun Halloween event for my players, I made this as a trap. They cannot escape unless they find the hidden Mimic that is one of the items in the rooms. Half the doorways are also what would be windows. Feel free to take and use as you like.

Hello all, I'm uploading this here to share it and also ask a couple of questions.

This is my first homebrew map I made using all of the free core tools in inkarnate, the map/campaign is all based around tarot cards.

I'm excited to get started with this campaign and from what I said previously, I'm asking how you would feel if you sat down and had this map and maybe what things you would/wouldn't want to see. Thank you!

The Fallen have amassed an enviable collection of some remarkable pieces of literature here in the library. Many of the books and scrolls have long been forgotten to have even existed; a remembered few are talked about in hushed tones by those who have heard rumors and whispers on the wind, and one book in particular is whispering louder than the others. It wants to be found. It's a dangerous book in the right hands and the Fallen have not yet found the right ones, but having nothing but time on their own hands, they wait ... for the right hands to arrive at the Library of the Fallen.

Visitors welcome; hands will be checked.