The small town of Valleys End, a quiet place; the only way in or out of a valley that stretches a hundred miles or more. Normally only used for farmland, however, the last 3 sheepherders to have gone down into the valley haven't returned. The only thing found were the remnants of a few dismembered sheep bodies. 

Your heroes have been tasked with heading down into the valley to find out where they’ve disappeared to and to hopefully return them home to loved ones.

Throwing my hat in the ring of cool little oasis based battlemaps. Nothing fancy, just some clean art with a light grid ready for a battle to the death for the smallest amount of water.

Night falls on the city of Olisdale, as your band of fighters make their way along the docks to attempt a break-in of your benefactor's rivals warehouse. Little do you know, someone has long since tipped them off, and you’re about to fight for your lives as you’re ambushed from all sides. 

Kinda dropped off the face off the earth six months back to battle some physical and mental health issues. BUT, I also bought an ipad the other day so now I’m going to make an effort to get back into drawing maps.  So here’s a little island with a ruined temple to get me back into the swing of things (and also test out how Procreate works)

Loud rumblings from outside the town just so happened to coincide with the lighthouse bridge falling deep into the ravine. Now, the light has stopped and no word from the lighthouse keeper. Someone needs to work out whats happened and get that light on before the next scheduled ship arrives and meets a fate upon the rocks. If your players decide to try and run through the ravine and under the bridge, the tide comes flooding in ever second turn. This requires a strength check to see if your players can stand against it, or risk being swept out to sea.

I’m doing free maps for the first 10 people to sign up for my $5 pledge over on PATREON. You also get gridded/clear, day/night/etc, plus access to my PSDs and print-ready files.

A small coastal town tucked inside the bay of Parrot Anchorage, it's home to a mismatch of thieves, buccaneers and misfits of mainland life.

A battlement high up a cliff face helps protect the bay from intruders and pirates alike, while the smaller island is home to an ancient site, now in disarray. If you're looking for something a little more mystical, rumours of a mage that lives deep in the jungle can be heard from around the local tavern, or the volcano that only seems to arc up on the first full moon of the month.

I also finally got around to setting up a Patreon, which means you can now get all those sweet, sweet print-ready, gridded/gridless, day/night/etc variations all in one handy place. You can find it HERE.

I’m doing custom maps for the first 10 people to sign up for the $5 pledge. First in, first served! 

The city of Keylor- Originally just a castle on the banks of a river, used as a defensive structure. Over the years its grown and blossomed into a fully fledged city; with exterior walls, docks that lead out into the ocean, sprawling farm lands and its own social and political hierarchy. However growth has its own problems; slums and areas that can’t keep up with other parts of the city, walls that stretch across rivers that aren’t fully protected, a growing underground and attracting unwanted attention from creatures in the forest to the North. 

Fight your way up to the top of the mountain to the fallen temple of a long forgotten god. 

What reason does your party have to make it to the top? Are they returning an artefact to the temple, hoping for a favour from a god? Or are they hoping to stop a blood-cult who’ve taken up residence inside the temple? 

First crack at some snow coverage, didn’t turn out too bad I think. Also coming up on the ol’ 500 follower mark, so would there be interest in a Patreon for hi-res, day/night versions? Also thinking a private stream where you can watch and influence how a map turns out + Discord and voting of upcoming maps etc. 

Deep in the heart of a swamp some miles out of town, there are rumours of a witches hut perched on stilts above the water.  What is she doing out there? Is it related to the shrieking heard from outside the village? Just what exactly is your party doing all the way out here with no-one to help them?

First town/city map. Thought a quiet coastal village with a lighthouse would be the perfect place to start.  As always, thoughts and critiques are welcome!

I’d been talking with @a5leepingbaby about a Goblin cave that had been ransacked by Kobolds while looking for coin for their leader. 

The shear destruction brought upon the unsuspecting Goblins sends shivers down your party, as they inch their way further through the dungeon. Barrels and Crates lay broken and strewn across the ground, and small barricades big enough for Goblins to fire down from are covered in broken arrows, scorch marks and blood. 

A large Goblin banner hangs at the end of the cave above a fire pit and some beds. A shear rock face behind the banner causes no concern for a Kobold, but what else will your party find? 

Thought this was a super cool idea, and had never played a cave that had already been ransacked before, so am stoked I could try this out for my first cave/dungeon.  As always, thoughts and critiques are greatly appreciated!. 

A simple tavern for your travellers to hole up in for the afternoon after a long travel. While no actual accommodation exists here, there’s plenty of hay out the back for horses and drunks alike. On the bottom level, a crude array of bloodied blankets give way to bare knuckle fighters. An easy way to double your coin in a friendly wager, does your barbarian (or halfling with more charisma than wisdom) talk themselves into a fight? First crack at an indoor situation before I tackle some other ones people have requested. So thoughts and opinions are greatly appreciated

A mine long since abandoned after having been overrun by a goblin infestation. Do your players clear it out for the nearby village-folk? Or do they keep it for themselves, to try and mine gold in-between adventures?  Still trying to work out the best way to add in grass/dirt without either looking too busy, or too plain and flat. 

Coming into Autumn here in Australia and I can’t wait. Also my first nighttime variant, so any thoughts and comments would be appreciate!

I think there might be a better way to show leaves on the tree but it would be hours more work, so I’m going to look into making half a dozen I can use as templates.

Kind of a weird perspective to have done, im not sure if I keep this super top down approach or just pick one depth angle and go with it.  Eitherway; This is a fun little one if you try and get across the planks one at a time while goblin rain down arrows on you from an outcrop above, or barter you way across as a small militia seem to have set up camp and are demanding a coin donation to cross. 

The perfect place for an ambush in between towns!

The beginning - or end - to every good dungeon crawl.  Would love some feedback on this one as I havent had a chance to show it to anyone else yet!