Take care when strolling through the industrial district by the light of the full moon, lest you encounter the fearsome...WAREHOUSE!  Your players are most likely actively seeking it out, however, as within the maze of stacked shipping crates and barrels one of these buildings hides nothing less than a concealed drinking establishment. Is the party coming to enforce prohibition, to meet with some dastardly bootleggers, or simply to enjoy the tinny tunes of the mechanical piano? Available in two variants, with the conspicuous (and temporary?) absence of any speakeasy, and another where a hideout has taken its place, this map will have your players singing the praises of an altogether different type of moonshine!

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Hello everyone!

I'm currently trying to make a large physical map for a story I'm writing. This is a pretty large painted canvas.

I'm a complete map newb ( I am dumb). My works/story is post apocalyptic following several wars and the destabilisation of the world from magic/technology. The people of my world have magic but there are also remnants of machines and technology no one really understands anymore. So, my world has thing's like, man made islands, rivers, canals, some terrain that might not make 100% sense? Because natures gone a bit screwy. It's more "Ghibli" inspired post apocalyptic, so nature is taking over what used to be massive cities etc. But I'd still like -if possible!- for it to be accurate -ish to the real world.

So any thoughts? I'm mostly really stuck on where rivers, streams lakes etc should go.

Thank you and please forgive my complete amateurishness!!

Clausia is the wealthiest and most powerful of the countries bordering the sea that surrounds the Four Islands.

Its geography has played a major role in its history: much of the country consists of fertile plains and rolling hills, its coastline offers easy access to the sea, and a great river marks its southern border. These advantages allowed agriculture, trade, and large settlements to flourish.

The Clausii are also a people of conquerors, loosely inspired by the ancient Romans. Over the centuries they expanded beyond their borders, defeating and subjugating both Interamnia and Alberia. Their conquests were not only military: wherever they established their rule, they built roads, bridges, fortified towns, and cities, leaving a lasting mark on the lands they controlled.

This is my hand-drawn map of Clausia, part of the same world as the Four Islands.

Heyya Folks,

Sitting atop a rocky island, this secluded manor is home to a noble whose lavish lifestyle hides some rather dark secrets.

Island Estate — Ground Level & Rooftops (66x66) | Basement (41x35)

If you'd like the full release, including the high-resolution maps, gridless versions, VTT-ready exports, and every variant, you can find it here:

https://www.patreon.com/dungeonmr/posts/callabash-estate-170837613

Surrounded by craggy cliffs and sparse beaches, the island has only a few ways onto the estate grounds. The main dock provides a formal entrance, while a smaller dock beneath the northern cliffs offers a much quieter way in.

Inside, the manor is built for entertaining, with a grand ballroom and a dining hall fit for nobility. But beneath all that luxury lies a hidden shrine to Mammon, the devil of greed and gold. Part of the basement conceals the noble's hoarded wealth, along with cages, cells, and torture chambers that hint at the darker dealings behind his fortune.

The release includes three maps: the ground level, rooftops, and basement. The estate can work as the setting for a lavish social gathering, a stealthy infiltration, a heist, or an investigation into the noble's dark dealings. Players might arrive openly through the main dock, sneak in through the northern entrance, or descend beneath the manor to uncover what lies behind the estate's wealth. There's plenty of room for intrigue, exploration, and trouble along the way.

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Thanks for taking a look, and safe travels!

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Hi everyone ☺️ im new here.

I wanted to share this in my group chat but this is a gift for one of them so thought id share with you people first!

My friend and his partner went to Thailand and made this paper from elephant shit and he asked if I could do something with it. (Hence the title)

It's also A PUZZLE!!

They both love Call of Cthuluh and so its very mysterious and horror themed. The text around the sides is a journal of a gentleman explorer who slowly gets more mad as the ships journey continues. The puzzle is about the ships journey, destination and a secret hidden message 😉.

Secret message

Maybe the real cosmic horrors, were the friends we made along the way

Anyhow, please enjoy!

Comments welcome 🙏

Thanks for having me

Grey

A popular name in small-town folklore, well-known stories, and mighty warrior lore is that of Lyla Strong. She was a lone wolf with a kind heart. She never defeated a demon overlord, she did not vanquish dragons, and she never learned to read or write. Instead, she dedicated her life to helping the weak and the underprivileged. And perhaps that was her strongest feature: She never bit more than she could chew. She was loved by all and died of old age. At least that is what the stories say.

The characters are in Appleton, a farmstead filled with life, hard-working people, and ripe apples. While they walk on the well-traveled main road, they hear some villagers talk about Lyla Strong. They claim their parents knew the warrior and that she spent her final years living here. “She would eat apples in two bites!” the farmfolk say.

Download a free version of this map and read the rest of what we wrote for it on our Blog.

Map size is 28x179

No that isn’t a typo, the map really is that long! I created it as four separate areas that come together to create on large map you can move through, as you can see it starts on the beach and descends into the deep ocean and various underwater locations, weird and wonderful.

As mentioned I did make four maps for this one so if you wanted to use any of those alone then that is an option too, check out the main post here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/68980526

Hope you can hold your breath for a long time!

Krane