Aug 8
dnd maps throughout the years
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dnd maps throughout the years
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City Water Gate
Merchant Ship
Been working on DnD maps when I really should be finishing Artfight attacks
You know what? I should post some of my maps I make for my D&D groups. And now I can post the latest, since my players have found it!
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just finished this interpretation of Akavir, I dont normally stick with only pencil, but I think it turned out well with the shading.
Map of Ankārn.
A world that is going into ruin after the Gods abandoned them, believing them to be unworthy in their eyes. Ankārn is the continent that is thriving the most, but when most continents and islands have fallen to death and desolation, thriving is more closely related to surviving.
I have been working on this campaign for a little bit, but my goal is to slowly have this completely planned and made up before I finish the current campaign I am running. Only having to make small changes and edits to fit what ideas my players come up for their characters.
This map features a cave that's up a steep cliff (i put it at about 10feet) and adjacent to it is a magic fairy ring. This ring in my campaign acted like a magic circle that trapps the creature type of the first creature type that steps into it (so if you were fighting a beast and pushed a beast through it, this circle could only trap beasts.)
// There are no grids on these maps so that they can be placed into roll20 without having to configure the grid //