Monday Map: Another Dungeon

This one is done with some simple Photoshop. Another mini-dungeon map.

Monday Map: Isometric Tomb Map

Not keyed, and not the most exciting, but another map I made noodling around with isometric maps and the drawing tools on Pages.

Monday Map: Underground Library

This is the dungeon I used for my game on Sunday, March 17th. This was the inaugural session of the Mars game, and my players really enjoyed diving back into B/X gaming. Most had cut their teeth on 1st or 2nd edition D&D, and we ran through most of the dungeon not concealed by secret doors. The party of 1st-level  The monetary treasure was too high, but the game is showing some real promise, and it allowed me to set up players' hesitation to hand over the books, and some concern about what is really going on.

I forgot to mark areas 6 and 6a -- they are on the middle of the eastern edge of the map -- the arrow points to North.

Monday Map: Under the well....

Monday Map: More Buildings

Yet more maps from my DM mini-binder.

Monday Map: Dungeons

Even more sketchy maps from my mini-binder.

Monday Map: Two Mansions

The layout of this first mansion is a rehash of the Medusa's house from Zak S' Vornheim:

 

The second is intended to be the lair of a sorcerer with rather unusual wives that he keeps a secret on the third floor. 

Monday Map: More Dungeons

Some more dungeons from my mini-binder filled with DM notes.

Monday Map: Dungeon Sketch

Monday Map: Dungeon Map, Level 2

Level two of some blocky, old-schoolish gridded maps. I don't love the fact that I put together this maze with only one exit down, but I thought it made sense with the maze design I was going for.

Dungeon Map, Level 1

Even though I'm not a huge fan of dungeons, they have their place as a low-level introduction to play. Here is the first of about five levels of generic dungeon maps I have been putting together for a section of the Izmir undercity. Believe it or not, these are made on Pages with shapes, text boxes, and shapes, but could just as easily been done with a spreadsheet program. It's bland, and too bound to squares, but not very different from maps I saw in modules as a teenager in the 80s….

Monday Map: Dungeon

Monday Map: Dungeon

Monday Map: Dungeon

Monday Map: Dungeon

Cross the sewers to enter the dungeon.

Monday Map: Regional Map and Key

Monday Map: Ruins

A section of ruins to explore.

Monday Map: Dungeon

Monday Map: City Block

A park in the southwest, a market in the north.

Sketchbook dungeon map

A quick map sketch from my analog sketchbook. Pen and ink with watercolor wash.