Ruins in the Mire
A low rise lifts itself from the Black Mire like the spine of something long dead, and on its crown sit the remnants of forgotten homes. Their stone walls mostly fallen, softened by centuries of damp and shadow. Trees have forced their way through broken floors, their roots...
Scavengers’ Deep – Map 27
The Scavengers’ Deep is a reminder of the amount of work that went into underground structures during the great war. Generally, the elves only built underground when hiding their breeding and research facilities, whereas the forces of the kingdoms, assisted by the...
Khadruun Drift Skyrealm
It drifts above the world, a reminder of a wound that refuses to close. Bare earth, scoured to a cracked and colourless crust, form the crown of the skyrealm. Only bits of grass and moss survive in the wind-carved grooves. Beneath the quiet desolation hangs 90 feet of...
The Lowward Gaol
Every month going forward, I will post at least one map that I’ve underpainted like this one. Starting in March, these coloured maps (and the old school blue maps) will only be available to patrons who have signed up for the Patreon campaign. The regular sepia-tone and black...
The Grim Sentinel
The Grim Sentinel was raised in an age when the borderlands were still wild and the new kingdoms feared what prowled the forests at night. Never meant to be a fortress, the keep was meant to be a watchful eye, a stone reminder that civilization had not yet surrendered to the...
The Vault of Tiers
“After the great wyrm Egrementh was slain, the heroes took what they sought from her hoard but found something far more dangerous and powerful. No one knows what it was, but they had a special vault built to contain it, somewhere under the city. But that was centuries ago...
Brethen’s Sky Island Archipelago
High over the Hazel Hills are a set of floating islands that seem to be locked together as a set, drifting along the Kezren valley at the whims of the prevailing winds. The shallow valley walls appear to be enough to keep the archipelago centred within it, even...