What makes Wondercraft’s lasso so impressive is that it automatically fills in the land in keeping with your map, or the sea, as you make changes.
This D&D Waterdeep: Dragon Heist battle grid is lost in deadly fog
There are even sound effects for the scene with the bog bubbling and cracking as the PCs struggled in the mud.
Too smart to be true? A book of flat maps for your tabletop adventures
There’s an early bird $US35 pledge to get the book of battle maps. It’s not clear when that runs out.
Wow your players with living maps for Dungeons & Dragons
We first took a peek at Dynamic Dungeons in the first half of last year and checked out some of their living and moving maps for D&D and other RPGs. They have got a few new videos worthy of your time. Modular city sewer living map pack City jail and haunted prison maps What these […]
Navigate the Enterprise: 6 Star Trek floor plans
Geek Native has featured marketing efforts from Angie’s List before. They’ve done illustrated architecture which was gorgeous and nostalgic pixel floorplans. I guess geeks make a good audience and there’s some floorplan related service Angie’s List can help with because they’re back for round three. This time it’s Star Trek. Want to see inside a […]
9 flying ship battle maps for your Eberron campaign
Cosmic Cartographer shares their D&D and Pathfinder battle maps under creative commons license over at Deviant Art. That means while you can use them in your campaign you can’t put the art into a sourcebook of your own and sell it on the DMs Guild. You can find all of Cosmic Cartographer’s Eberron creations in […]
Map maker: Generating a fantasy world atlas
Let’s say you don’t want to spend a penny, don’t want to download any software, that you are in a hurry and you need to generate a fantasy map for your RPG campaign. In this post, we’ll look at a map maker that’s capable of generating an entire fantasy world. There are a few software […]
Nostalgia will whack you in the face thanks to this pixel perfect cartography
There’s a trick computer games do to create a 3D effect. They take a 2D map and characters and rotate the image until a corner of the rectangle points at you. It’s a way to suggest a depth in perception that isn’t there and is sometimes called two-and-a-half-D or fake 3D. This is the trick […]
Game grids and battle maps to enhance your tabletop RPG
Do you use miniatures in your Dungeons & Dragons or Pathfinder games? Is it a unique playing map each time or something abstract? Many gamers find that PVC game grids are a good compromise. GMs can scribble down the terrain as and when it is needed in as much detail as necessary. Let’s take a […]
Building the 3D dungeon adventure grid
Andrew French runs DM’s Den a Tumblr for lovers of RPGs. In his latest post the Bear DM shares the development of 3-dimensional dungeon he built for his players. What’s a 3-dimensional dungeon? Exactly as you would expect; you don’t just have passages that go North, East, South and West but you can go up […]
