D&D 5E What map of Faerun can I use for DM Guild?

Irondrake · Jan 28, 2016

I've put together my own version of the Sword Coast map. Apparently I'm not allowed to post links just yet but you can find it on my Deviant Art site under IrondrakeX. The low-res version is posted there and if you are interested in making use of part or all of the map, I can make a higher resolution copy or just certain sections easily enough.

BMaC · Jan 28, 2016

Irondrake said:
I've put together my own version of the Sword Coast map. Apparently I'm not allowed to post links just yet but you can find it on my Deviant Art site under IrondrakeX. The low-res version is posted there and if you are interested in making use of part or all of the map, I can make a higher resolution copy or just certain sections easily enough.

I checked out your material and wow, those maps are great! I'm looking for something that encompasses the far north, from Silverymoon to east of the High Ice.

Reynard · Jan 28, 2016

Irondrake said:
I've put together my own version of the Sword Coast map. Apparently I'm not allowed to post links just yet but you can find it on my Deviant Art site under IrondrakeX. The low-res version is posted there and if you are interested in making use of part or all of the map, I can make a higher resolution copy or just certain sections easily enough.

What software did you use to produce the map, if I may ask.

EDIT: Nice work, btw!

Irondrake · Jan 28, 2016

I use Campaign Cartographer and Photoshop or Gimp for post work. Not many of my maps require much post work.

BMaC · Jan 29, 2016

I found this wonderful browser-based program. It's for world building primarily. I was able to whip up a section of the Forgotten Realms I need in about 10 minutes.
www.inkarnate.com

Irondrake · Jan 29, 2016

Nice find!

Beleriphon · Mar 14, 2016

BMaC said:
That's grim. Wikimedia commons has thousands of images that cannot be used for DM Guild. Ouch.

They do, but only completely public domain, or ones that happen to have a compatible license. Incidentally public domain includes images of other images (particularly paintings) that do nothing but transfer the image to another medium.