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Scavengers' Deep - Map 25 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...

The Prism Burrow Down deep where the miners refuse to return, light seems to take on different forms; to puddle, to glimmer in mid-air, to be colourless, and yet to shine too brightly. These mines have long been abandoned, and they grow stranger with every passing year. The few miners who...

I'm a diagnosed arachnophobe. I'm also afraid of dark waters. There's reasons you see those things show up in my maps. :)

Autumnlands is made of nine smaller hex maps, maybe one of them would work? I'm also releasing a set of new ones (slightly smaller this time) called the Serpent Lands. Or maybe... https://dysonlogos.blog/2019/09/30/jalovhec-hexes/

Dreamspinner’s Nest A place of velvet and rot, a palace of sleep where dreams are both banquet and battlefield. Corridors and galleries that breathe like lungs, tapestries that unweave themselves when looked at too long, and a hush so thick it presses the teeth together. The prose that suits...

the Ossuary of Whispers They built the ossuary where ley-storms gather, in a hollowed cleft between two black spurs of rock, lest the wind carry their voices to more pleasant lands. From the road, it looks like a church of broken teeth rising from the stone, built of bone and carved stone. Its...

The Umbral Hatchery The Hatchery is a wound in the rock. Light dies here by slow degrees. Torches gutter as if breathed upon by winter. Sound comes hollow, like footsteps in a skull. Those who linger feel the edges of themselves go blunt. Shadows do not merely fall. They test. This place was...

The Mycocrypt Museum A subterranean marvel curated by deep gnomes to preserve wonders of the Underdark, the Mycocrypt Museum now lies in ruin – a victim of one of its own exhibits. The other exhibits have decayed, the museum’s halls overrun by creeping molds, sentient fungi, and acidic oozes...