If people do know of a way of dirtying my maps, can you please discuss that somewhere else and not start a thread under my maps for an unrelated topic.

Thanking you in Advance

Dak

I've made a few adjustments using the suggestions above. I didn't like the interior boundaries between districts so I put those south of the river on 1 sheet, and those north of the river on another sheet. I might divide them with a dark line to see how that looks.

It still needs a little tidying up though, but I think Monsen was right about a district map over individual buildings.

I think your maps are fantastic Quenten, but when I see them I can't help thinking that with that art style you could do a geological map of a world. showing where the different ages of rock are, and hence where you may find gemstones, metal deposits (such as gold tin, lead), coal, and oil etc.

Just to show an insane level of detail.

Hi Ricko, They're all still one by one, all the symbols are at the scale suggested by the program (1.2), except the cities and other structures which I reduced by a quarter to (0.3).

Another outstanding map Ricko

Thanks for the advice Monsen. Here are the maps again and they look so much better.

Hi everybody, this is a WIP for a tavern in the Saltmarsh game. It's the upper floor of a tavern and I wanted to have some of the roof of the floor below on it.

Basically I wanted to put a tile effect on the roof, but I'm not sure how best to do this. Can anybody advise me or send me to a vid where this is demonstrated?

Just 100,000,000,000 more to go!

I think the font is Avalon Quest.

You can get a combined A and E (Æ) by pressing down the ALT key, and while pressed down input the number 146.  This letter is called "ash," from Saxon (Old English)

I'm invested in Roll20.

I've written up almost the entirety of 1st ed AD&D, spells and all, into it. So, it's too much time and effort invested in it to change to anything else even if it is better.

Although I'm really liking the changes they are doing to the VTT and its presentation.

Dak