I'm going to be running a Marvel Multiverse game soon and from the published adventure (The Cataclysm of Kang) it seems as if they are a map short. There are references to the map of the Temple of Rama-Tut, but no map!

I decided to have a go at doing such a map with some of the new art styles I now have access to and with Mike Schley's style. Here are the results.

This one is with John Robert's style.

Here is the finished map from DL3. The original map did not match exactly with the features from a map from DL1 (Dragons of Despair), so I added the extra features from the DL1 map to the large DL3 map. I added the terrain and some forests, a lot of place names which were not on the maps but are described in the module's text. I also tried to tidy up some features. This map uses Sue's Darklands style with some Mike Schley symbols.

I can run the Dragonlance campaign from level 1 to 8 or 9 with just this map, I'll have to write some early adventures before we get into the modules. It covers the story from the book "Dragons of Autumn Twilight. (plus a little bit more) DL1 to DL4.

Here is a close up of the map which will be the adventure area from levels 1 to about 5 or 6 with the completion of the first module DL1 and the begging of DL2.

I hope you enjoy them.

Dak

I'm hoping to run a Dragonlance campaign soon. An original 1st ed campaign in the war of the Lance. I need a good map and several came with the modules. In DL3 they had a huge map of eastern Abanasynia it is A1 size I think (8 x A4). My skills at copying are not good enough to reproduce this map so I thought it was beyond me. However, I found a high res scan of the map on the net and have traced it. I used Sue's Darklands style with some Mike Schley symbols. I post the first map I made, and the original map by Dennis Kauth and/or Elizabeth Riedel from DL3 (1984).

After looking at the map I thought I'd done a fair job of reproducing it, especially the way the original cartographers drew the canyons, but maybe I could improve it.

This is another copy map, taken from Oriental Adventures OA2 "Night of the Seven Swords".

It's an inn with stables and a tea house, set in AD&D's version of feudal Japan.

Thanks for all the great comments, and I am heavily influenced by Tolkien, and my world is inspired by his works. Someone read my world history once and laughed and said it's just like Tolkien (which they meant as a put down). It's very different to Tolkien, but I want the feel of it to be Tolkien so I took the put down as high praise indeed.

@Ricko Hasche I will try to do a vid soon showing how I go about doing coastlines and islands if that will be any help.

Dak