These two are with Sues, Creepy Crypts

The reason for the greenery is in the adventure it mentions the sight in ancient Egypt is not one you would read about in the history books. it is green with plants, flowers and trees among the arid lands.

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.

I found an old map I made years ago. This one is so old I don't remember which campaign it was from. The only thing I remember from it is it was inspired by Black Adder 2 when Edmund says "Whereas if I don't admit that I'm in love with Satan and... and... all his... his little wizards, y-you will hold me upside down in a vat of warm marmalade."

So, the room with the pentacle in had a necromancer and 7 demon manes dancing around him in a circle.

I recently bought all the Annuals so have increased the styles available to me drastically. Here is that old map made with Sue's Marine Dungeon style, with some added symbols such as doors and the pentacle.

Here is the map for players in case anybody would like to use it in a game. It's 260 x 310 ft (52 by 62 squares in Roll20).

Thanks Hadrian. I don't usually put a hex grid on wilderness maps, but as you said, it seems to fit this map.

Hi Calibre,

My uncle was a very accomplished artist and he once gave me this pearl of wisdom.

A painting isn't what you decide to put in it, it's what you decide to leave out.

There comes a time when you just stop adding paint and it's done. I wouldn't add anymore to your map it looks outstanding.

Are you playing Cthulhu with this map?

Dak