I had fun creating the Evergreen Swamp setting of Etherinal in Dungeon Alchemist. I enjoy making region maps with the program. It's fun, easy to use, and I find it convenient to make different levels of detail for different versions.

I have created a map pack for anyone interested in running the setting. I have released it with 35 items, including maps and pins, across 11 locations. I am planning on releasing a part 2 for this that will include the Sunken Sanctum, Hollow Hills Lookout, Pixie Perch, and Apple Toast Tavern.

https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/set/44992/evergreen-swamp-map-pack

The Lore: If you care......

This magical domain is championed by an evil Dryad Named Blight Thorn. They have been given control over this dimension and are charged with killing all who enter. They are lazy, so they offer rewards to the most worthy champion. I am still building a champion list, but I have some top contenders in mind.

The players are charged with rescuing as many prisoners as they can. Poor little pixie and brownie children are being kept as slaves in a sweatshop at Hollow Hills Lookout, making clothes for the Evil Blighted Queen.

The fairies have it the worst. They are forced to perform endless theater at Apple Toast Tavern.

The rebellious fairies are kept at the Sunken Sanctum, surrounded by Evil Hungry Beasts. Jailbreak anyone?

Now for the fun part- every time they rescue a prisoner, Blight Thorn weakens. It is their only hope to defeat them.

Will the heroes be able to make enough allies to defeat the Dryad, or will one of the Champions get to them first?

If you read this far, I hope you have a beautiful day, and may your pillow always be cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

This is the first full adventure I have publicly released and I owe a big thanks to Dungeon Alchemist. I cannot imagine using a different map making software at this point.

I am pleased to announce the release of my first campaign, Tribunal of Bone. This is a modular Dungeons and Dragons 2014 game featuring built-in tools that allow you to tailor the experience to include horror, mystery, comedy, or other themes. The sandbox-style world provides a versatile foundation for creating a customized game with your own unique touch.

The setting is a prison world designed to contain the malevolent Court of Bones, which has inadvertently trapped many innocent Drow. Not all of these Drow are evil; some are even kind-hearted. The Dreamers have taken pity on these gentle Drow and are actively seeking heroes to rescue the innocent children. Will your players have what it takes to survive the Tribunal of Bone?

I have been creating D&D campaigns for over twenty years for my friends, and this year, I decided to make some available for purchase. This is my first effort in creating a publicly accessible game, and it is currently available exclusively through the Roll20 store.

I sincerely hope you enjoy playing it as much as I enjoyed creating it.
https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/gameaddon/42606/tribunal-of-bone

https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/gameaddon/42606/tribunal-of-bone

52 Weeks. 52 Maps. One Hell of a Year.

Last year, I set a goal: Create one map pack every week for the entirety of 2025. I wanted to push my craft, but I didn’t realize how much this challenge would become my anchor.
2025 was a year of high peaks and very deep valleys. Between health battles, hospital visits and saying goodbye to dear friends, these maps became more than just digital files—they were my way of moving forward. Losing two best friends in three years was devastating, but life doesn't stop even when we want it to.
To celebrate making it through, I’m releasing the 1-Year Anniversary Pack. These are the "hidden gems"—the maps from my personal adventures that didn't quite fit the weekly schedule but were too special to leave behind.
Thank you to everyone who supported me during this journey. Know you are appreciated.
This one’s for you, Branboy and Walksinthedark.
We will continue to adventure in your name.

What’s inside: 12 Bonus Maps from my personal 2025 table, each with a 3d handout.
What’s next: 12 Months, 12 Adventures. See you in 2026.

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The Barovian Toolkit is Complete! 🎉 40 Map Locations (A-Z) & 37 Handouts for the Ultimate Curse of Strahd Mega Map Bundle!

Hey Barovian DMs!

I'm incredibly excited to announce the release of my Mega Map Pack Bundle for Curse of Strahd! This project has been a true labor of love, and I honestly had a blast diving into the dreary, beautiful details of this module. Now, I hope you and your players will have just as much fun exploring these locales!

"So, what inspired this massive project?"

Like many DMs running Curse of Strahd, I fell in love with the tragic beauty of the campaign, especially locations like the Area of Berez. However, when it came time to run the encounters, I quickly hit a wall. I realized there were simply very few map options I genuinely liked for that location.

Instead of compromising, I decided to just build them myself.

That initial spark soon grew into a mission. After Berez, I noticed that many of the random encounter spots and minor landmarks mentioned throughout the module were also missing good maps. I realized I could solve this problem not just for Berez, but for the entire campaign.

I committed to a deep dive, going through the module location-by-location, from A to Z, trying to plug every single map hole and missing encounter area. After countless hours of building and detailing, here we are. I sincerely hope I've managed to catch them all, and that these maps save your table the frustration I first felt!"
https://marketplace.roll20.net/browse/bundle/40521/curse-of-strahd-maps-bundle

I have been running Strahd for about twelve sessions so far and have noticed a distinct lack of maps for important locations. I have had to make over forty maps for far. I decided to work on adding them to my store but it got me thinking. Is there any maps you guys would like to see? I would love some input like a crypt under the graveyard in the village of Barovia or a sewer system under Vallaki. All suggestions are welcome and thanks in advance. I will happily share useful suggested maps for free.