Fantasy Atlas

Stone, where we were wrought, where our dead are lain. The stone of the mountains and the earth define us, just as we give it definition. Top dwellers think us obsessed, but they know nothing of stonecraft, nor possess the right and proper appreciation of it's possibilities. Our halls are our homes,

Our village had a well, much like many others. It was unremarkable. Lowering the bucket brought up water from a freshwater spring within, serving its most basic purpose. However, it was rumored by the townsfolk to grant wishes for a copper. This was a very basic superstition that I'm sure many other

The Bridges of Modurak, decrepit and in disrepair, still stand firm across the chasm, at least to some degree. Once a bustling highway of Dwarven architecture, now it only serves the darkest creatures still lingering in the caverns in which its remains lay. The well-equipped adventurer could still m

"Sometimes I just can't believe our luck! A hideout, not far from the main crossroads connecting the twin cities, with several entrances obscured by foliage and the terrain. Boss really struck gold with this one... It wasn't an easy move. It was once some sort of place of worship, but something must

"After half a day's travel through the deep and interwoven chambers and interconnecting passages, one may find themselves within the central chamber of Akenhepsut, the Fallen Sybarite, buried alongside his servants. Such a massive tomb would have been thought to be reserved for someone of the greate

"As we stepped through each chamber, statues of a forgotten idol, clad in gold plating, gazed imposingly upon us. It's true that each idol remained still during our exploration, this stillness didn't reassure inanimacy. I wasn't alone, as I came to realize. Whilst they hid it well, I couldn't help b

"In all my years in service to the king, I've never witnessed a conduit such as this. The magic keeping the breach open is unlike any portal we can manifest, and it's magic certainly doesn't stay in the confines of the conduit. Rather, it seems to exist in ubiquitous unison with it's surroundings, g

".... and as we beheld, we were encompassed by the sense of tranquility that this chamber contained, as if encapsulated from it's dark and ominous surroundings otherwhere found. An oasis of peace in a labyrinth of terror and darkness that we had thus far endured. At first, surrounded by the calm aur

Hey all, This is the last map in this series, the crypt beneath the cemetery! This map links up with the last two maps which gives you a great amount for your players to explore and discover. Hopefully the party isn't packing a cleric! Map Download Links: (Hit the link for the tier you're subscribed

Hey all!, Hot off the press! We have the last map in this trilogy of temple maps. I think it really is a great little series of maps that you'll be able to challenge your players with, I'll put out a little guide of how to use them shortly. (Bare with me for the next hour as the maps upload) I'll be

Hey all! I had this idea for an underground dwarven-like throne or meeting hall and just had to make it a thing. Place some enemies with good shove abilities on the main path and knock your players off the edges to their doom. :) - I hope you all enjoy it! The results from the Vote are in and it loo

Hey all! As you saw the other day I'd been working with Will at Music d20 on releasing a map for his Arkus setting which we released the other day. Alongside this release for my Patrons only we have a shop front with attached underground basement and a whole host of variations. I really wanted to bu

Hey there, Welcome to my first post and a free map for all to celebrate! I'm really excited to be at this stage where I can finally start releasing maps. If you like this one and would like to see more, please; become a patron, join the community and support me in making it happen :) - I DM for a gr