Sample card from our "Underrealms" Hexploration Deck:
Most cards in the deck are locations like this--art on one side, charts packed with ideas on the back! Crowdfunding ends tomorrow (Wed, 11pm US eastern)!
New update yesterday... Now change the terrain from the default generated. Get it here: https://inkwellideas.com/roleplaying_tools/HexLands/
Supported by our crowdfunding for hex tiles & decks of ideas to help you brainstorm creating an campaign area:
Happy Mapping!
New Update to our Free Simple #Hexmap Creator! Now add & rotate river segments. Use it for your #sandbox, #hexcrawl, or any setting. Try it here. Check out the how-to video.
Back the ideas decks & physical tiles crowdfunding where these tiles & icons are from.
I wanted to turn the Hex Tiles I've been working with Dyson Logos on making into a little free web hex map tool. The tiles are part of our Hexploration Decks & Tiles project crowdfunding now that has this cartography (and will have many more) as images to use in any tool/print as well as...
We've added another example 2-page mini-setting and description of how it was created. Look for it in the free samples section of the project's page linked above! And that's in addition to the other mini-setting, sample 54-card deck, and free 45 hex tiles--all linked at the top of the project...
And now we've hit another stretch goal to add 8 more tiles again! Now the project will have 80 hex tiles (instead of the original 64). As we get more backers, we pass on our printer's quantity price breaks to you as extras & upgrades!
Thanks! When I polled folks previously, the votes were about 9:1 in favor of color, so our printed ones will be color, but we'll have B&W available in the digital set.
Over the weekend we hit our stretch goal to add 8 bonus tiles to the hex minimaps set, and we've announced our next stretch goal to get 8 more at no extra cost to you! (With 3 weeks to go still, we'll almost certainly hit it!)
Our hex minimap tiles sample has nearly doubled in size to 45 tiles! (In both color and black & white.) Plus now the points-of-interest on the map (towers, towns, etc) are separate files too.
You can load these into any image editor or map program that accepts PNGs. In fact, we made a video...