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Side Note: Today marks 15 years since I started my blog. A decade of doing this professionally thanks to Patreon and my amazing patrons. 7 years of working with WotC (the lead time on Dragon Heist was absurd). Over 1,300 products with my maps in them.

Sister’s Ford A small ford across the Boasting Run, Sister’s Ford doesn’t see a lot of use as most traffic runs significantly further south along the major roads and not this far into the lands that have been slowly retaken by the wilderness. The Ford is used by rare travellers, rangers, and...

I mean, I mostly play B/X D&D when playing D&D, but I'll be keeping up for my one 5e game because this is the game my employers make.

Iseldec’s Drop (Levels 1-4) Iseldec’s tower is nothing more than a circle of stones scattered around a field now, practically highlighting the wide entrance to the dungeons that sit beneath the ruins. But the dungeons promise to be at least as deep underground as Iseldec’s tower once reached...

Damn! I would love to see that. I didn't get artist comps of that.

The Cathedral at Andasrael Ford There was once a cathedral near the small ford a few miles north of where the Sunny Run joins the White Foam River. A small hill between the cathedral and the Sunny Run became home to “support businesses” for pilgrims and clergy and gradually this became the...

Scavengers’ Deep – Map 4 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 current state of the Graxworm Megadungeon (overview)

Graxworm – Map 1 – Graxworm Gate The main entrance into the Graxworm megadungeon is not at the base of the mountain, but the top. The Graxworm is a massive dead dragon of mythic scale, fully miles long and large enough to contain a town in the mouth. Creatures have set up here to “mine” the...

The Scorched Vault The worship of Kelnak Kur is rarely allowed in civilized areas, and even the places where it is more widespread are restrictive about where the temples are built. The demon of incandescent fires, patron of fires, purity, and destruction is not a welcomed guest but is...