Hey kiddos! Just uploaded my first pdf to RPGNow! I know it's kinda beat to not post in forever only to show up for some self-promotion, but I thought I'd try it and see if I can at least earn some pizza money off this stuff. Check it out, wouldja?

Woodmuir

Map Monday

Another toner cartridge killer, the lonely village of Nenlast on the Eastern Shores of Lake Nen. The values got away from me on this one, and it's not keyed, but it'll do for now.

Anyone watch Game of Thrones last night? The show itself was pretty good (although I wonder if anyone who hasn't read the books would follow it) but the titles were ass-kickingly great!

Map Monday

A pair of cool locales for a blisteringly hot Monday.

Map Monday

Rough sketch of the village of Nenlast.

Map Monday

Experimental doodles: What's Beneath the Crypt? and the Lucky Gnome.

Map Monday

This'll be it for Dwarftown for awhile. I may try and rework it with a white border since all this black is hell on printers, but I wanna get back aboveground for a few maps.

Map Monday

From time to time I do little sketches like this for work. This one didn't get used, so maybe some of you can do something with it.

Map Monday

Back to basics. Here's a generic small town you should be able to plug in anywhere. I tried to make it printer friendly with a nice wide border for keying purposes.

Update: I got rid of that annoying border and, above, a version with little red lines for your keying convenience.

Map Monday

Just out of the Vale, the rivergoer meets Rushbottle, a hobbit village built entirely around fording the Rushbottle Rapids.

For this map, the goal was trying to incorporate the hex grid, painting, and a sense of topography. It's tough! Camp Ozbrog is supposed to be up on a hilltop, but without sky to frame things, its all comes down to the rendering.

Keep on the Chaos Scar

So this dropped...
"...on the narrow edge between civilization and the hungry dark..."

It's The Keep on the Chaos Scar by Craig Spearing, the latest adventure in Dungeon #176! Head on over to the WotC D&D site to check out the whole shebang. Thanks to Jon Schindehette for what was a totally mellow and fun assignment.