One map. Six ways to tell the story.

• I heard a clicking sound.. oh the cavern is Flooding.
• Keep the torches Lit, lets try to stay Dry while we explore.
• I swear to god if you eat one more Fungus we are not healing you!
• There is movement ahead, keep the torches Unlit and Dry.
• Let's not be taken by surprise, keep your light spell on so the corridors are Lit.
• Sneaking business is to be done only in Unlit circumstances.

Same battlefield. Completely different encounters.

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I recently finished: Rivergate Border Watch.(oc)(28×38)

​How do you guys handle border crossings between two allied or non-hostile nations?

​Do you play out the bureacracy, passports, tariffs, and contraband searches?

​Do you use it for political tension, subtle espionage, or corrupt guards looking for a bribe?

​Or do you usually just fast-travel through non-hostile borders unless there's a specific plot hook?

​I’d love to hear how you keep a peaceful border encounter engaging without it becoming a tedious papierwork session!

Each wing of this clover-shaped tavern is run by a different Montfort brother, with his own specific clientele. It’s the perfect place to lay low, provided you know which brother caters to the local thieves' guild and which one reports to the guard.

Download the Full Set and more: Four Leaf Clover Tavern

(Quick note for FoundryVTT GMs: I've already set up the line-of-sight walls, occlusion layers, ambient tavern sounds, and flickering hearth lights for this scene. Unlock this module (and more!) with my Patreon Lore Master tier if you want to skip all the setup work).

Hope it saves you some prep time this week! Let me know if your party ends up burning the roof!

Have a great session!

Where does that cellar door lead? That set of stairs descending into the darkness? The first installation of my Basement Collection is designed to give you answers to those questions.

The Root Cellar (20x18, 100dpi) basement features a seemingly simple storage area and a clandestine alchemical lab. However, magical, spiritual, or chemical influences from the laboratory have seeped through the floorboards and into a nearby root system. Mutated thorny roots burst through stone walls, ripping the basement apart and exposing it to the eerie cave.

The Forgotten (17x16, 100dpi) basement may lie beneath an old theatre, an artisan's atelier, or simply an eccentric's home. At a glance it seems populated only by lifeless mannequins gathering dust, a hollow mockery of how living people might have used the space, but candles still burn in the darkness, and fungal spores have begun to overtake damp corners.

For higher resolutions, grid-free, watermark-free, or even fully-prepped premium modules, please check out my Patreon!

Posted here a few months back about a 3D mapmaker we’ve been working on for our D&D campaigns. Thought I’d share where it’s got to!

Since then we’ve added a lot more to build with. You can paint whole forests, build bridges across rivers, and stamp mountains into the terrain instead of sculpting everything by hand. Weather, seasons and lighting have come a long way too - been having a lot of fun with snowy maps and moonlit nights lately.

The goal is still the same - make building 3D maps for D&D easy enough that you can actually spend your time planning the session.

Rather than just screenshots, here’s a map you can open and explore yourself in your browser:
https://play.worldmage.com/longsword-moondance-aquarius - and now you can edit this map live yourself!

You can move around in 3D or look at it from above for a more traditional battlemap view.

A lot of the changes have come from people trying it and telling us what works and what’s a pain, so thanks to anyone here who gave feedback on the original post.

Keen to hear what you think now - could you see yourself using something like this for your sessions? What’s still missing for you as a DM or player?

got some love on the work in progress photo of this map. so i decided to give away the daytime gridless version on here for free :)

show some love if you want the full pack, grid gridless day and night as well as foundry and uvtt files grab it here Mountain Pass

Access the Rotlake Shore map for free HERE.

Will you cross this oozing, stagnant pool that is said to house hidden basilisks? Venture into the Land of the Tarnished but be sure to hold your breath, for the bubbling pools release noxious vapours that would choke a careless traveller.

Head to tomcartos.com to browse thousands of free TTRPG fantasy and modern battlemaps.

Discover map variants, VTT modules, map assets and more, by checking out my Patreon.

I've been making a few maps. So, I thought i'd share them with you all. It's available for you to use in your personal, non-commercial games.

Good luck & Have fun!

Edit: If you have any inputs on how I can draw better maps, please let me know. I've been learning by watching YouTube tutorials. Cheers!

If you end up using my Maps, Id love the story of how :) Hope you enjoy. Always open to critiques or requests as well.

Hey folks! Here’s my Foggy Swamp battlemap: a dead tree, thick fog, and a patch of wilderness.

It’s a pretty spooky map, so I thought Halloween season was a good excuse to share it with you. A little fog, a creepy tree… what could possibly go wrong?

I’d use this for a swamp ambush or a cursed ritual - but I also like the idea of the tree being the only dry place to camp. Very convenient. Probably fine.

I’m sharing a usable logo version alongside the GIF preview. The preview shows the animation; use the playable version for your session.

You can find the animated battlemap, static variants, and more views of the location here:
Foggy Swamp

For more locations, including high quality 4k and 8k animated maps, have a look through my Browse Maps catalogue.

Cheers!
~dransky