Thanks for the kind comment Jim, I really struggle doing settlements.

I'm running the temple of elemental evil in my own campaign world so I needed a map of Hommlet.

Here is what I came up with.

and here is the map without text in case anyone would like to use it as a generic village in a game.

Thanks for the help Sue. Here is the finished map. Some lines are still there when you zoom into the map, but for the size I use in Roll20 you can't see any lines and that will do for me.

This is the Moathouse dungeon from The Village Homlet classic module.

It's traced from a real world map, I think this area's equivalent of Ordnance survey as it was very detailed. I messed the area around the Dardanelles up and had to edit the land and draw it freehand.

The mountains and hills and forest etc, are just an approximation as the map I used was too detailed with contour lines, and the only maps I could find showing terrain were children's maps, so very basic.

The coast is fairly accurate, everything else, not so much.

As for the game, it's all made up. I have Sparta and Athens and Corinth etc, but Crete is the home of the minotaurs (go figure), I put an Amazonian land on it called Themyscira, I created the sphinx race (species) as a playable character race, and other changes to fit in a fantasy mythological bronze age setting.

This is my map for a Theros game set in ancient Greece.