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Review: The Creative Game Master’s Guide to Extraordinary Locations: & How to Design Them
Duncan Rhodes applies travel writing expertise to roleplaying games in this review of thirty original fantasy locations. Discover how real world geography creates session sustaining set pieces for 5e and beyond.
Night City comes to life with new Cyberpunk RED battle mat sets
Loke Battle Mats launches a new range of officially licensed Cyberpunk RED accessories, including lay-flat maps and dedicated chase packs for the Dark Future.
Our take on Chaosium’s updated store locator
Find your nearest friendly local gaming store using our hacked Mythos-themed store locator. We’ve wrapped Chaosium’s map in an “occult haze”—dare you break the seal to find hidden archives in Salem, Providence, and beyond?
Wayland Games supports British Library’s deep dive into Secret Maps
The British Library opens ‘Secret Maps’, a major exhibition supported by Wayland Games, exploring secrecy in cartography from the 14th century to today.
Map-maker Inkarnate reverses AI policy following community backlash
Popular TTRPG map-making tool Inkarnate has reversed course, announcing a full ban on generative AI for its new marketplace after a user backlash.
“The One Mile” battlemap is blooomin’ huge
Geek Native’s featured impressive battlemaps for cartographer Zatnikotel before, but “The One Mile” is special.
RPG Publisher Spotlight: Sketchy Van RPG
We’ve been able to line up none other than ‘Space Wizard at Sketchy Van’, Andrew Duvall, for an interview.
Fantasy maps: This Redditor is transforming our world
Germany was first shared with the public, and then the artist moved on to cover BeNeLux-States, Poland, New Jersey, Delaware, France, Hawaii, Switzerland, Czechia, and now England.Â
Taking the ‘V’ Out Of ‘Virtual Tabletop’ and Onto Your Tables
I will admit that I have always felt conflicted about playing in-person vs being online – each bringing a completely different experience!
