Isometric fantasy map

If you want an easy way to draw three-dimensional buildings and structures on your fantasy map, then using an isometric perspective is the method for you! The reason this technique is so achievable is that it really comes down to following a grid. As long as you do that, then you can draw all kinds

A charming, isometric map of a magical academy and all its towers, halls, utilities, and facilities. Where will your players go next?

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Learning to draw a castle for your maps is a great way to begin telling the story of the world you’re creating. Not only do castles act as a seat of political power for a lord in the region, but they are also an important site of trade and commerce. I have broken down the steps I take when drawing a

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I really like the final results of our most recent isometric map. What do you think?

Easy to follow tutorial on how to draw a fantasy medieval castle map, for use with roleplaying games like Dungeons & Dragons.

In early editions of Dungeons & Dragons (as well as in many of their modern day OSR clones) one of the goals of the game is to advance in power and wealth to the point where you can build a stronghold. The type of stronghold your character can build depends on his class; clerics build … Continue reading "Dunkelmoor Tower – Fighter’s Stronghold isometric map"