This is a little ambush battlemap I am using to do some encounter testing for various systems. The crates on the elevated area to the east provide hiding places to ambush from a prone position with crossbows or magic against characters coming in from the north or south entrances to the cavern. Also there are two little nooks on the west side of the map both north and south where assailants can lie in wait. I might even use the pool of water in the middle as ambush cover for an underwater ambush.

The arrows indicate slopes that characters can charge up to engage the elevated ambushers. I put the arrows on the Gamemaster only layer so I can remove them easily when I need to.

This is just something I whipped up in Forest Trails. Its a straight dungeon with no frills yet but I think it looks pretty good for what it is. I like the tiles for this style.

Part of my big ol' fantasy world. I'll fill in the gaps in the big forest in the north and probably make the mountains in the center smaller but other than that this is pretty much done.

Here is an updated version of one of my kingdoms. I decided I wanted to add a civilized vs. uncivilized element to my campaign so I designed the map to show that the areas of farmland are claimed by the king while the rest of the land is disputed with both human and orc tribes either fighting over the land or existing in the same space with a high level of tension.

I kept the resolution low for this post but when I'm finished the map will be saved at higher settings. I know the smaller test is almost unreadable at this resolutions. The blue text are the orc tribes while the green text indicates human barbarians. Everything else is claimed by the king and his chosen Earls.

This is the updated version that added 5-10-2021

A couple of styles I used to give the map a different look. I love messing around with the styles.

Spectrum (not complete)

13th Age

Good morning from Seattle, the capital of the RPG world. I have been on this board for a long time now and am a heavy user of Campaign Cartographer 3. I have developed my own ways of doing things with the program over the years to create my maps and love the software and the UI. Thanks to all that make ProFantasy possible and to the true newcomers welcome!

It works really well too. I did this map for a PHARN article I am writing on Kelen Chapterhouse.

It will look different with my finished product but you can really make nice maps that look very close to what Columbia Games produces.

The following link is basically a one stop shop for naming anything you might create in your maps or the stories behind them. It has names for everything you can think of regardless of genre. I don't use any other site because none of them are as comprehensive as this one.

https://www.fantasynamegenerators.com/

I'm including this image as they all go together in the package I am building. The first map leads to the cave entrance and the second map is the cave entrance.

I have used it for...

Dungeons and Dragons 5e.

Blades in the Dark

Mongoose Traveller

Cyberpunk 2020 and Red

Harnmaster 3E

and a couple more I can't remember right now. :) Have you used the product for multiple genres of games or do you just use it for your fantasy maps?