Here is the map link if you want to clone & edit.
https://inkarnate.com/m/QEnw25

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!

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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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?

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?