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A subreddit dedicated to the various iterations of Dungeons & Dragons, from its First Edition roots to its One D&D future.
The following resources are divided into tools for making your own maps, tools for generating random maps, and map repositories, if you want someone ELSE to make the maps. Map Making - Creating your own maps. Campaign Cartographer 3 [$44.95] - Considered by many to be the ultimate map-making software, CC3 can initially be very intimidating.
Inkarnate makes regional and world maps Dungeondraft and Dungeon Fog do best with dungeons, buildings, or towns. Photoshop can do everything, but has a steep learning curve. Effect layers are powerful. Watabou makes awesome city maps. Azgaar's Map Generator makes gorgeous world maps. Pyromancer's dungeon painter makes good dungeons.
Dungeondraft is one of the most popular solutions for battle/dungeon maps. There's a companion app called Wonderdraft that's intended for world/region/city maps. Both of these programs are reasonably priced, and they come with basic artwork assets for you to use to make maps. Both of them get regular updates, and have improved since I started ...
World Map Maker. Howdy all, I'm starting a new game, and am looking for suggestions on something to use to make a world map. Just like, an overview map kind of thing. I've tried Inkarnate, wasn't really my cup of tea. Even something like a blank map generator, that I can plug words and Icons into would probably work. Anyone have any suggestions ?
Yes - Look at the world map I posted. That was made with the mouse. Make a rough outline of what you want and then zoom in after tracing the outline, but not directly. When you zoom in to trace it, make the borders look more natural by moving your mouse. This is much, much prettier and easier if you zoom really close in.
Dungeon Painter [$15/free] - This is a HIGHLY recommended battle-map maker. It is almost as simple to use as Paint.Net, but comes loaded with tons of map-making resources. Not only is it completely free, you don't even need to register to use it. They also offer a more powerful alternative on Steam. Dungeonographer [Free/$30] - Same interface ...
Dungeondraft. If you're using Foundry you can download a module that will import your map and add walls windows and doors for you. Best of luck! 3. RTukka. • 3 yr. ago. I haven't experimented with many of them, but so far Dungeondraft is the best of those I've tried. 2. yeebok.
It's got a free and a premium version, so take your pick. 2. sirjonsnow. • 2 yr. ago. Dungeondraft is fantastic for battlemaps. r/dungeondraft. The save guy makes Wonderdraft, which is great for world maps. r/wonderdraft. For playing, you take your maps and put them in Roll20, Owlbearrodeo, or whatever virtual tabletop you like.
Worldspinner is good for random creation, if you don't mind starting over from the art side. Offers good ability to zoom in/out from world-scale to nation-scale. It just doesn't allow you to draw, though you can do some limited editing. 1. Share.