The Fall of the Butcher at the Hands of the Glorious Host

[KMAlexander]

Sample map highlighting my latest free brush set. I wanted to give an example of how sets like this can be used to tell a story. I stare at many old maps, and many of them were designed to support a narrative, and it's something I wanted to take a crack at but add a modern spin while still making it look dated. I'm pretty happy with the result.

- Base town/unit/flora signs come from de Fer Battlefield
- Landforms and water features are hand-drawn by me, trying to mimick a similar 17th-century style—I did okay. I could have gone up a point or two in the brush size.
- Fonts from Three Isle Press.
- Arrows and such are done in Illustrator, then I process them with tools from TrueGrit which I highly recommend.

In my brain, this would accompany (surprise, surprise) a book, and each spot was a Chapter following the progress of the villain with the blue sections being Interludes of a sort telling the hero's side of the story.

[Ilanthar]

It's looking very nice! And the names sounds like "South West of France" .

[KMAlexander]

It's looking very nice! And the names sounds like "South West of France" .

Would someone do that? Just go grab names from the south west of France?

[KingsWildProject]

Very Nice!

[AlittleMango]

oh thats a fun map,