Adventure dungeon (personal project)

[Voolf]

This is a February project for my patreon page.
Just a random dungeon ready for any adventure.

[Mimine]

Very nice little map! I've always admired the way you draw rocks : you make it seem so easy!

[Arimel]

Completely agree with mimine here, and the way you create different overlapping sections. That is something that I have found difficult to do.

[Adfor]

Oh Voolf, you've captured my heart. This takes me back to the days of my early teenage years, doodling maps in my basement room.

All reminiscing aside, the form of this dungeon is excellent, I love that it tilts into a square alignment, such a great touch. Also, the lighting, wow.

IR

[Voolf]

Very nice little map! I've always admired the way you draw rocks : you make it seem so easy!

Thank you.

Completely agree with mimine here, and the way you create different overlapping sections. That is something that I have found difficult to do.

Yes, the planning phase can be difficult sometimes. One trick I have learned is to draw everything as one level, and then choose some rooms that will be a first floor. Edit some corridors to go below others and it's done.
With a bit of practice this way, future maps become more intuitive and you may be able to draw on fly many levels.

Oh Voolf, you've captured my heart. This takes me back to the days of my early teenage years, doodling maps in my basement room.

All reminiscing aside, the form of this dungeon is excellent, I love that it tilts into a square alignment, such a great touch. Also, the lighting, wow.

IR

Thank you very much.

[TimetoDraw]

A lot of work here, looks amazing.

I wonder, because there are so many rooms, how would it look colouring the floors slightly differently on lower levels. More of a User Experience thing, so people using the map can easily see the different levels at a glance. Without having to examine for stairs and think are the stairs leading up or down.

[Josiah VE]

Really love the dynamic layout. I find a lot of dungeon maps are pretty square and boring.
You've really captured the imagination and if I played RPG's I could definitely see myself playing on this.

[Voolf]

A lot of work here, looks amazing.

I wonder, because there are so many rooms, how would it look colouring the floors slightly differently on lower levels. More of a User Experience thing, so people using the map can easily see the different levels at a glance. Without having to examine for stairs and think are the stairs leading up or down.

That's a good idea. I did once or twice make the colours of different floors in a bit different shade and brightness which helps to tell the difference between levels. Somewhere on the way I forgot about this.

Really love the dynamic layout. I find a lot of dungeon maps are pretty square and boring.
You've really captured the imagination and if I played RPG's I could definitely see myself playing on this.

Thanks Josiah