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Hi everyone!
This is my latest map - poor neighborhood. You can download this map for free from here or on my Patreon. You can find it here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/poor-battle-map-89433877
If you like my work, please consider supporting me <3
"In the winter months, the mountain pass route is often obscured with snow. A good sense of direction is important to stay on track."
I'm back with some new maps and assets! Check out the previews and let me know what you think. As always, high res versions are live on my Patreon, see comments for a link.
Generated with Midjourney, Photoshop, and Topaz Gigapixel.
Your party finds this ancient tree standing proudly among the rocky terrain. It has seen many dry seasons come and go and weathers them with grace.
Following the path through the jungle you find four underground springs emptying into sinkholes. Your party can't help but admire the nature beauty here.
Two roads cross in an open field, edged by a treeline. This was once a farm plot, but it's been fallow for some time and trees have begun to spring up. Which way will your party go?
“Among the rocky cliffs you find an entrance to dark cave, clearly inhabited. Who’s inside?”
Hi everyone!
I’ve been playing lots of Baldur’s Gate 3 lately… and this is my Astarion tribute. Enjoy. Hope it helps you bring that vampire energy into your D&D / TTRPG / Pathfinder games.
You can download this map for free here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/89190829
If you like my work, please consider supporting me <3.
The crisp autumn air makes the journey through these woods pleasant. You've been following this animal trail for some time and feel your destination is near.
Deep in the dense woods, you find a small clearing leading to the ruins of a temple. It's dark inside, but nothing a few torches can't solve.
Hi everyone!
This was the last release of the month for August and I wanted to share it with you. This is drawn by hand in Photoshop (I did flip one side to mirror and complete the picture). Hope you like it! You can download it either from here for free, or I also have it available on my Patreon for free: https://www.patreon.com/posts/dwarven-cave-map-88570568
I have a lot of premium variations available to the Patrons as well.
for those interested, I also posted a process post on my Substack about this map: https://domilleswondrousworks.substack.com/p/messing-with-perspective-breaking
If you like my work, please consider supporting me <3.
Stumbling your way through the jungle, your party has to travel through a natural gap surrounded by vines. Who has the high ground?
After booking passage, your lives are in the hands of the captain and his crew to get you safely to your destination. The shallows here have the crew on edge.
Your party was warned not to enter the bog, but here you are. The smell of earth and rot is pungent, almost inviting you to become part of it.
Travelling through the barren lands is treacherous. On well-prepared adventurers make it through. Do you have what it takes?
On your journey you come across a clearing in the woods blooming with springtime flowers. You are put at ease, but not so much as to let your guard down.
Your party stumbles upon an ancient courtyard, overgrown and crumbling. A haunting statue remains standing. What treasures are beyond?
Hi everyone!
I've had an idea for this month for probably close to a year, and I finally got a good idea for the setting. This map has A LOT of phases!
Here's a quick reminder, just in case you wanted to use one of these phased battle maps on Roll20, and not sure how to: you can just go to the map layer, and put the phased maps, from last phase to first, on top of each other. Then when it is time to get to a new phase, you can simply right click the top layer and then click "Send to Back".
If you are a Foundry user, I have Scene Phaser, with both a free and a premium version that makes it super easy for you to use phased maps in Foundry!
You can download this map for free here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/water-arena-map-88262770 - however, I also have a lot of premium variations available for those who want to support me!
If you like my work, please consider supporting me!
Hi everyone!
For this map I decided to do something a little different. It is kind of a test for a future map I want to make, where layers keep getting zoomed in.
Here’s a quick reminder, just in case you wanted to use one of these phased battle maps on Roll20, and not sure how to: you can just go to the map layer, and put the phased maps, from last phase to first, on top of each other. Then when it is time to get to a new phase, you can simply right click the top layer and then click “Send to Back”.
If you are a Foundry user, I have Scene Phaser, with both a free and a premium version that makes it super easy for you to use phased maps in Foundry!
You can download this map for free here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/water-elemental-87960752 - however, I also have a lot of premium variations available for those who want to support me!
If you like my work, please consider supporting me!
A big wooded area for various encounters. My heroes rescued little magical leemurs from some Gnoll poachers in this forest. I drew it as 40x40, but I ran it as 80x80 and I think it looked decent. Enjoy, my fellow GMs.
Hi everyone!
This month’s theme winners are: Urban, Traps, Vehicles and possibly Magical Forests and Mountains & Caves. And for this release I decided to go urban and give you a market square with little shops, stalls, and spreads. I really wanted a market with little shops and not just stalls, so here we are.
You can download this map for free here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/market-square-87711942
If you like my work, please consider supporting me <3.
