I hope the community finds these useful. Feel free to use them for personal use. If you want to use them for commercial purposes feel free to drop me a line here on the forum and we will work something out. I prefer to barter for goods or services, just so you know. ?

I'm working on some personal maps for Call of Cthulhu, Innismouth is one. I didn't have any luck in finding many existing "ruined" modern-ish buildings or rubble so I took a stab at making my own symbols. I'm not a trained artist by any measure but current technology goes a long way in helping those of us that are less skilled in the fine arts.

I got involved with fantasy mapping in the days of pen and paper and I wondered what some of the really early RPG supplements would have looked like if they had been developed with the current technology. Below is my take on Blackmoor from the First Fantasy Campaign originally published by The Judges Guild. The first image is an extract from the remake of the campaign map each hex represents 5 miles but, as in the the originals, "scale" was a fluid concept. Map symbols were oversized for "readability." Noli's Temple was not on the originals and is the invention of a very dear friend of mine that passed away in 2001. The regional map is below the campaign map extract .

A small set of symbols to add embellishments to ponds and rivers on regional maps.

I'm working on some embellishments for cities/towns. I just don't think a perfectly manicured river or pond looks good on smaller regional maps so I decided to make a few symbols to address the issue.