Dragonlance is my favorite WOTC setting, as I remember decades ago getting my hands on a softcover copy of Dragons of Autumn Twilight and smuggling it into my study room back in 1986. I was supposed to be studying for Regents Exams and instead, i was meeting the likes of my favorite misunderstood mage Raistlin, Tannis, and all the other Heroes of the Lance. Thank you, thank you, thank you for your maps. I've been so busy I haven't had a chance to even download CC3 onto my new rig and make maps in months. I'm pretty behind on the All the Annuals....but I'm surely enjoying your creations!

Well, call me old fashioned. I still play around a table behind a DM screen with minis on the table and plenty of snacks :) I do print out my maps since most of the time I configure them to fit on a 24x18 or 36x24 posters - though sometimes I will put a map up on my tv if it's too large or has too many rooms to explore and keep covered on the table

So I've done some underwater maps in the past. A favorite, in particular, was for a guild contest.....i did an underwater sacrificial altar to a sea gorgon. I decided to do something similar, but incorporate it into my long, ongoing homebrew campaign for an upcoming sea voyage on a PCs personal quest. Here's an altar to the kuo-toa Sea Mother, Blibdoolpoolp (what a mouthful) their mad and vengeful patron goddess. It's such a pretty symbol set, it's almost a shame to have made it so sinister :)

(note I've used additional symbols in this map for anyone looking for these in their own annual)

I did something like this a few years back

Congrats to all the participants! Great maps to those who won this competition. I'm so in awe of some of the creative and excellent maps here. To those who didn't.....don't get discouraged....if you want to see progress.....take a look through some old threads at some of my first maps - ooof! But, today I've been named 2018 Master Mapper and have had various mapping commissions, one of which you may notice here on the PF blog, All the Annuals. It just takes some practice and dedication to the craft, that's all :) Keep at it new mappers....and keep the gorgeous maps coming everyone!!