Map: Ishallan Slave Pits

An introduction to my latest map the Fortress of Dzein. I’ve made two maps, one with and one without DM notes and put together a map description in an information booklet.

Map: The Brobdingnagian

An introduction to my latest map the Fortress of Dzein. I’ve made two maps, one with and one without DM notes and put together a map description in an information booklet.

Map: Fortress of Dzein

An introduction to my latest map the Fortress of Dzein. I’ve made two maps, one with and one without DM notes and put together a map description in an information booklet.

Map: Bariousha Peaks

An introduction to my latest map Bariousha Peaks. I’ve created two variants ot this map, and a cave system that works with both versions.

Map: Greytop Grotto

Greytop Gorge is a cave system in the familiar Dyson Logo’s style. Feel free to use this map however you wish in accordance with the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (more information at the bottom). I would love to know what people get up to with it, how it goes that sort of thing.

Map: Shrine of Dee

The Shrine of Dee is a dungeon in the familiar Dyson Logo’s style. Feel free to use this map however you wish in accordance with the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (more information at the bottom). I would love to know what people get up to with it, how it goes that sort of

Map: Tomb of the Nine

The Tomb of the Nine is my first pop at making a dungeon in the familiar Dyson Logo’s style. I am a big fan of his art style, especially the earlier work. That’s not to say I dislike the newer stuff of his which is of enviable quality. In contrast my maps are amateur, but

To map or not to map?

As mentioned in my previous post, I’m a big fan of maps. My fascination began as a child, staring at an Atlas or an Ordanance Survey map, trying to imagine what I would see if I were there or I would loose myself in fantasy maps such as those in the Hobbit & the Lord