My Encounter maps and the Odd Asset. WIP and finished. ;)

[rdanhenry]

The only vtt I have experience with is Roll20's, and it has built in "fog of war" to control map revelation. I expect that's a pretty basic vtt feature, so I don't think cutting up the map would be useful, especially as it doesn't organically divide into quarters, as more constructed dungeon might. For those printing it out, having it divided into both international and American paper standards ready to print could be useful (a lot of stuff only comes formatted for one or the other, and for what is basically text, having the printer resize to fit isn't too problematic, but for a map, you'd really want to keep original dimensions).

[XCali]

Here is a sarcophagus assets and cogs free to use, personal and commercial.







-No credit needed
-Do not re-sell these assets as is. I gave them for free.
And have fun.

If you like assets like these, let me know. I can create more.
-Omri

[XCali]

Hey all!

Hope everything is going well. Today, I was busy updating some posts in this thread and adding some stuff when I realized I never added this next map to the thread. This was a challenge map a few months ago. I always liked the idea of crystal caverns and stuff like that, but I wanted to make a town where an adventure can start close to a crystal canyon and thus here is this map.

Free for personal use or with friends alongside an RPG. Enjoy having adventures.
As always, it would be fun to hear what stories came off of it.

Scarlet Canyons:


FOR THE REMASTER version you can check out FIRE GLASS map set.

[XCali]

Helloa. I wanted revisit one of my previous maps to give it a bit of twist.

Iced over version of the Sunken Pyramid.




For story the dial, which brought forward the idea of the creators of the Sunken Pyramid wishing to hide the secrets therein and thus they built this elaborate system of fountains and water drainage to manage it all. The dial itself is mysterious in its many different configurations. Whoever happens to finds this place would need to find out what different settings would mean to unlock the secrets of the pyramid. But with it iced over, the dial needs to be approached with a rather different mindset to open up the secrets of the pyramid.


Like I mentioned in a previous post. Alongside my Thunder Rock City map, you can head to my DriveThruRPG page to pick this one up with quite a few variations of it and short story to maybe inspire and finally Adventure Hooks to give ideas to where to start. (The link is in my signature below)

[Levtrona]

Really cool. Will you be writing a little Storyline? Are you working on the inner Pyramid as well? Like a dungeon?

[XCali]

Really cool. Will you be writing a little Storyline? Are you working on the inner Pyramid as well? Like a dungeon?

Thanks a bunch I think I will write a story about it. At least to set up a decent adventure hook to go along a possible interior map of it. Though, ideas for the pyramid is definitely also welcome.

[XCali]

This is a much more simple map, setting up a party that found in the back of a town a hidden secret that the corrupted people in charge is holding out on the people of the town. What is more, they are planning something within the old ruins. The party must sneak in avert this crisis at all costs, but they are too outnumbered to just stand and fight, they need to move in and alter the course of this town without fighting.

Free for use


(I based this map on my Frosgard map, if anyone is interested.)(For the permanent ice of frosgard, the secret can be something that the ancient ruins in the mountain is a machine where with the baddies can keep the place frozen over. But it was never intended to be used that way. But the baddies wanted to stay in control.)

[XCali]

Hello!

This map I made available publicly on my Patreon, they are of lower quality to fit more comfortably on something like VTT.
It is a pass through an immense mountain range that goes through several caves and across an underground river.
Enjoy the map.



Grid


If you are interested in the full 300ppi png's of my maps and more variants, head to my patreon.

[damonjynx]

Further to the comments re sizing, I'm doing maps in CC3+ now and unless it's a commission, I usually work on a printed output size of A1, which is good size for TTRPG or as a poster, so the map size in cc3+ is whatever the grid size is, 5 or 10 ft for dungeon/battlemaps, 20 to 30ft for city maps and generally 20 or 30 miles for overland maps, multiplied by 33 x 22. By doing this the map will print on both A1 and ANSI D paper. I do this because being in a country that uses ISO paper sizes, it makes it easy to print any size from A0 down to A6 as they scall uniformly, A1 is exactly half an A0, A2 half an A1 and so on.

[XCali]

Further to the comments re sizing, I'm doing maps in CC3+ now and unless it's a commission, I usually work on a printed output size of A1, which is good size for TTRPG or as a poster, so the map size in cc3+ is whatever the grid size is, 5 or 10 ft for dungeon/battlemaps, 20 to 30ft for city maps and generally 20 or 30 miles for overland maps, multiplied by 33 x 22. By doing this the map will print on both A1 and ANSI D paper. I do this because being in a country that uses ISO paper sizes, it makes it easy to print any size from A0 down to A6 as they scall uniformly, A1 is exactly half an A0, A2 half an A1 and so on.

Thank you. That is useful information. It is always hard to pick a good canvas size, but doing it A1 does give some leniency. Also thanks for the city to overland distances. Much appreciated.