We're starting a new campaign for our annual "LakeCon" this year, and the first GM in our round-robin rotation asked me for a map. The setting is an alternate history Britain/Scotland/Ireland, about 150 years after the Romans left. I'm pretty happy with this one. Everything is from the new Fractal Parchment World style, with the exception of the trees - they're from the 2022 Jon Roberts Revisited style. The mist/clouds over the mysterious fae lands of Hibernia were added in post production in Affinity Photo.

The final map for the group I exported as a layered PDF so that the mist can be turned off if/when we need a clear view of the fae lands.

Gallery Link (Hi-Res Image, w/ Misty Hybernia)

Gallery Link (Hi-Res Image, w/ Clear Hybernia)

These two pictures are of a map I'm working on for a game, using the new Fractal Parchment style. In one, a screenshot of the map in CC3+, the background is one continuous picture that looks like a piece of parchment. In the other, the rectangular jpeg export of the file, the background is in horizontal strips that repeat in tiles. The rest of the image is fine. Can someone help me understand why this happens and how I can fix it?

Thanks!

I love this one, Ricko!

I play mostly on Myth Weavers (an online forum designed for RPG) now through the main part of the year. I get together every year in October with a group of friends of 40+ years for a 4 day face to face session mixed with a lot of laughter, great food (we cook every meal together), drinks, and the occasional poker game. We're scattered across the U.S. now, but it's such a great time that some of the group make the 13+ hour drive and a couple of us fly in for it. This past October was the 18th annual "Cabin & Dragon - Spirits of LakeCon" gathering. For our 10th I got an architectural rendering of the cabin where we congregate and did t-shirts (first pic), and for our 15th we designed a logo (second pic). 'Cause, yeah 😁.

We've jokingly talked about starting a distillery and branding "Cabin & Dragon" bourbon…

I'd likely be up for an occasional VTT game! I don't have any subscriptions, but could maybe get one or I do have Foundry (which is a one time license rather than a subscription).

And much like Don Anderson, the use of Maidhc for Maidic's Steel Reef Divers is on point as well - I was a swimmer in high school and college! Great stuff!