There are 13 titles in the first tier with a shop value of $44. These are all DRM-free, so that you can import them into VTT software.
Cartography Articles
Check out all our coverage of Cartography. This collection covers topics in Tabletop & RPGs, Art, and Sites.
One does not simply hang Middle-earth
It’s a high-res print, measures about 50cm by 70cm and comes in a custom-made 230mm frame.
The Hexcrawl Toolbox unpacks into a set of 150 physical tiles, and Kickstarter success
Hundreds of gamers are backing Andre Novoa’s deluxe worldbuilding set.
Exclusive map reveal: Wicked Ones returns to Kickstarter for a high-quality print run
Bandit Camp’s Wicked Ones is famous for at least two reasons, if not more. It’s good at being bad, living up to its name to let you play as one of the wicked. It also went free to download, all 320+ pages of it. So, why pay? Hundreds of backers rushed to pay for an […]
Local Legends: 10 taverns, 60 NPCs, 5e compatible and £50,000
Steamforged Games notes the truth; players will decide the action needs to move to the tavern, and they’ll do this often.
Bundle of Holding smashes records with 16Gigs of Tabletop battle maps
Direct Relief benefits from purchases of this bundle, a charity that gets protective gear into the hands and onto the faces of health care workers.
Fandom rollout interactive maps and other creator tools
While the public is hearing about the maps just this week, creators in the system have been testing them, and Trivia, for about a year. Development, it seems, is slow but sure at Fandom.
Ideas that help DMs: DungeonMorphs IV persuade hundreds
Inkwell Ideas is a creative studio with clever ideas to make your life idea as a gamer, GM or DM easier. That’s not to say good ideas can’t be revisited, expanded on or tweaked, and that’s what’s happening with the fourth DungeonMorphs Kickstarter.
Radiant Citadel map and the Auroral Diamond
D&D’s new setting is the Radiant Citadel, the first physical location in Ethereal Plane.
Mind Weave RPG releases a Pay What You Want treasure map puzzle
James Eck and Mind Weave take advantage of a little known feature of DriveThruRPG to sell functioning bits of software.
