#battlemaps

Here's another battlemap (and animated token) that I worked on for The Dungeon Archive. I made the base art for that nice crystal bug there, and the most of the assets for the caves (and overpainted the crystal flowers there too). @/mr.vaank on instagram was in charge of the animation and put together the map proper~

The Crimson Court - 75x90 XL battlemap for some creepy October vibes

As you approach the vacant gates of this once magnificent estate, the towering trees along the road transition into the hanging willows, branches swaying at odd intervals, as if the plants themselves bristle at your presence. Nearby, a tent and campfire have likewise fallen to ruin. The resting spot for an adventuring party, perhaps, or simple looters lured here by the rumors of the bacchanalian feasts once held on these grounds for the nobility.

Deeper, the faint scent of acrid waters and decaying flesh hit your nose, and a steady din of mosquitos is impossible to ignore. If the stories are true, what happened to the noblemen and ladies that disappeared past the iron gates so long ago, their night of revels never to end? And what fate found the explorers that dared venture deeper into the crimson court...

Vampire Mansion

Veiled in perpetual dusk, the manor stands in eerie silence, its towering spires piercing the storm-laden sky. Within its shadowed halls, chandeliers burn with an unnatural glow, illuminating nobles who never age, their crimson smiles hinting at the hunger lurking beneath their whispered invitations.

Welcome to the Mansion Map Pack! It features 12 total prison maps, including grand dining rooms, bedrooms, gardens, and much more.

Halfling Village

Gentle rolling hills and summer trees dot this landscape, a place tucked away in the farthest corners of the world. Residing here is a curious race called Halflings, who appreciate the joys of a simple life.

Welcome to the Halfling Village! This map pack was inspired by the Shire after I recently revisited the LOTR trilogy. This village features multiple residential homes, a tavern, workshop/smithy, herbalist, winery, and a large centrally located Burgomaster's home.

I included 5 additional variants, including Drought, Fog, Night, Rain, and Winter. Foundry VTT modules with pre-built walls and lighting are available to patrons.

Download the original map for free here.

The water is still here. Too still. The ruins beneath the surface remember when this place was something else — before the rot set in, before the things that live in the deep water learned to wait.

Welcome to Secrets of the Swamp! This map pack features 11 total maps including swamp ruins, hidden camps, ancient altars and more!

Free Quest soundtrack

[Ravnica Batltemap]Griffin Heights 32x56

Set within the orderly blocks of Precinct Two, Griffin Heights is an elite residential quarter home to senior Azorius officials and influential Orzhov nobles. The refined, high-end houses feature immaculate stonework, polished metal fittings, and carefully maintained courtyards—subtle markers of wealth and power without ostentation. Behind these quiet façades, political favors, legal maneuvering, and private dealings circulate constantly among the district’s well-connected residents.

Security is exceptionally tight. Any disturbance is answered swiftly by nearby Azorius arresters, while Orzhov knights discreetly monitor the area to ensure nothing threatens their clients’ comfort. The locals, long accustomed to privilege, show unwavering loyalty to whichever authority best preserves the order and stability they depend on.

More variations of this map:

Connect this map to other Ravnica city maps to create a larger adventure

So, the GM for my Changeling game said he needs a break after his prologue, the GM for a Lex Arcana game in the possible future has family stuff going on. What does that mean? I get to crank out more Lancer stuff cuz I'll be reviving my old session that got hiatused due to family stuff of my own. Let's see how long it'll take me to fill another asset pack.

Honestly, I'm quite thankful for the current rpg group I have and the fact that we're playing more than one system. Though my opinion might be a little biased due to spending like two decades of playing mostly TDE (german D&D), a game where you needed to consult a spreadsheet for leveling up your character. Add in the time I spent as a kid playing classic Battletech and all of a sudden most other rpg sytems look kinda...easy to learn? Or at least look less intimidating with a whole lot less bureaucracy.