D&D 5E Know of anywhere to get decent digital combat maps or dungeon tiles?

[Zethnos]

Hello!

I am starting my own campaign and I am using Roll20. I made my world and region maps, I just don't have any decent combat maps or city maps without text. My campaign is a world I created from scratch. I am not quite sure where to look for some digital resources that don't cost a whole lot. I like the tokens that roll20 provides, but I am not finding much in the way of maps.

I tried looking on google, but I's rather keep everything in a similar art style, so I wasn't sure if you guys knew of any websites that may have some cool generic resources for D&D.

 

[Chaosmancer]

I've never had much luck either, the one guy I've played with on Roll20 seemed to have purchased the higher memberships so he gets tons of cool stuff.

But, definitely would second a call for a site that contains a lot of really good maps.

 

[Zethnos]

I've never had much luck either, the one guy I've played with on Roll20 seemed to have purchased the higher memberships so he gets tons of cool stuff.

But, definitely would second a call for a site that contains a lot of really good maps.

I have been thinking about setting up something where people can submit home made things to let others use in their games and stuff. Idk if I will ever get around to it or not though. Been busy with other things.

 

[the_redbeard]

I used to use Maptool and hope to upgrade to Mote when I get a new display figured out. (I play face to face).

Here are some of my sources for Maps:

Rpg mapshare
Cartographer's Guild

I've used PyMapper for dungeons. Tiamat is another interesting tile mapper.


I've also used Sketchup to make dungeons and have purchased the 3D Neath components from MonkeyBlood Design which I could export as jpgs into Mote/Maptool.

 

[Zethnos]

I used to use Maptool and hope to upgrade to Mote when I get a new display figured out. (I play face to face).

Here are some of my sources for Maps:

Rpg mapshare
Cartographer's Guild

I've used PyMapper for dungeons. Tiamat is another interesting tile mapper.


I've also used Sketchup to make dungeons and have purchased the 3D Neath components from MonkeyBlood Design which I could export as jpgs into Mote/Maptool.

Thank you very much!

 

[Greenstone.Walker]

I have bought a lot of Heroic Maps and Inked Adventures maps from DriveThruRPG/DMSGuild. They include gridded and ungridded versions, so you have flexibility in how you use them (I'm normally printing them on A3 cardstock). I'm happy with both companies.

They do cost a few dollars for each set (sets have anything from 4 to 30+ maps). Heroic Maps in particular have a lot of sales (for example, their Halloween sale has just finished).

I also have Forge Studios maps on my wishlist, but I haven't bought any of them.

All of these vendors have a few free maps available at DriveThruRPG.

If you have a bit more money to spend, look at the websites of professional map-makers like Jared Blando, Sean Macdonald and Mike Schley. These authors also have free maps (for example, Mike Schley's Flickr).

The Cartographer's Guild (mentioned above) is also a great place to get maps.

 

[Zethnos]

I have bought a lot of Heroic Maps and Inked Adventures maps from DriveThruRPG/DMSGuild. They include gridded and ungridded versions, so you have flexibility in how you use them (I'm normally printing them on A3 cardstock). I'm happy with both companies.

They do cost a few dollars for each set (sets have anything from 4 to 30+ maps). Heroic Maps in particular have a lot of sales (for example, their Halloween sale has just finished).

I also have Forge Studios maps on my wishlist, but I haven't bought any of them.

All of these vendors have a few free maps available at DriveThruRPG.

If you have a bit more money to spend, look at the websites of professional map-makers like Jared Blando, Sean Macdonald and Mike Schley. These authors also have free maps (for example, Mike Schley's Flickr).

The Cartographer's Guild (mentioned above) is also a great place to get maps.

Thank you for the recommendations!

 

[ProphetSword]

Check this thread to see how I used the Neverwinter Nights toolset to create battle maps for our group's gaming table. Feel free to use any of them that you like...

http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?477324-Digital-Gaming-Tables

 

[Zethnos]

Check this thread to see how I used the Neverwinter Nights toolset to create battle maps for our group's gaming table. Feel free to use any of them that you like...

http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?477324-Digital-Gaming-Tables

Thanks!

 

[Tormyr]

http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?257465-Gamerprinter-s-Map-Emporeum/page8

The author of this old thread posted lots of maps from a variety of concepts. Page 8 is where the author started posting thumbnails rather than links to a now defunct website. Several pages after that, the images switch from being thumbnails to full-sized.