I've not actually done any mapping since my Tomb of the Witch King map for the competition back in April.
This is due to various real-life stuff, as well as Elite: Dangerous.

However I've just bought the D&D 5th Edition Player's Handbook, and downloaded the freebie DM book for now, and I plan to run the Age of Worms campaign for my daughter.

The Age of Worms was published in the old paper version of Dungeon magazine, back when Paizo produced magazines for Wizards of the Coast. Age of Worms was the second "adventure path" campaign written by Paizo, about two years before the birth of Pathfinder.

The first part of the Age of Worms campaign mostly takes part in an awesome low-level dungeon called The Whispering Cairn, located near to the town of Diamond Lake in the World of Greyhawk setting.

Here is the original map of the entrance area taken from the free web supplement for Dungeon Magazine Issue 124. This image is copyright of Wizards of the Coast - however it is freely available in a pdf from Paizo's website.

My main Pathfinder group are currently slowly making their way through the Rise of the Runelords adventure path.

At the moment they're exploring the infamous haunted house Foxglove Manor - known locally as The Misgivings.

There are already some fantastic maps of Foxglove Manor online created by Tintagel, but I like to produce my own copies of maps from modules that I run, so that I'm more familiar with the layout.

I love the new Dungeons of Schley symbol set 4, so I've used that as far as possible to create my own maps.

I'm still working on set dressing a few of the rooms, but the exterior and roof map is finished, so I'm posting it now.
I'll post the interior maps over the next week or two.


(EDIT 28/09/2020: Removed the broken link to photobucket, and linked to the same image posted below)

Most of the art is from SS4. The trees are from the Dundjinni forums, as dead/creepy trees are something that CC3's symbol sets are missing.
The roofs are made using the house tool in CD3 - it's one of the Gothic Styles.
The gargoyles are partially deleted versions of some Devin Night tokens from his Kickstarter set. Devin's tokens work really well with Mike's SS4 art!