Free Map Friday - Modern Living Spaces

There have been a few requests for more modern style maps, so I as I was working on the Tudor style modular tiles, I thought I would also make some modern style tiles. These tiles tend to need a little more work since there is so much more variety in the modern world than what we generally expect in the medieval fantasy style world.

 This was created with 9 basic squares. I'm also working on some business tiles like a connivence store, pawn shop, and restaurant. If this is something you would like to see more of, let me know.

You can download it on my Patreon page over here.

Free Map Friday - The Inn

Here's a quick map I put together this week featuring last month's street tiles and a few of the building geomorphs I'm working on for this month's Patreon. (Modern versions are also on my plate for either this month or early next.) I expect these to be an on-going project since there are so many possibilities for interior layouts and furnishings. 

Please let me know what you think and how you use it. As usual you can get the file here at the Patreon site.

Free Map Friday - Mauser's End

Continuing with this month's theme of city tiles, this week's map is derived from the first city map from a couple of weeks ago, but I decided to add some fiddly bits to the tiles and move some things around. There's a lot going on in this one and I'm hoping to translate all of the components to 2.5D for Patrons this month so that this map could be built on a tabletop. Rooftops are next. Let me know what you think.

You can get them here. 


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Free Map Friday - Beneath The Alley Of The Mouser

After finding an obscure trap door, your party follows it down in to the sewer system of the city only to discover a secret temple; or is it a crypt? Why is there a statue and a sarcophagus in the the city sewer system? Was it built on top of an ancient temple,  or has someone or something moved in?

You can get the three versions of this map here at my Patreon page.

Free Map Friday - Mouser's Alley

With  two of my favorite systems licensed to create content in the world of my favorite Barbarian and Magic User duo, I can't wait to do some city crawls. This week I spent some time mocking up 2.5D tiles to get an idea of how hey might look and work together. I'll be adding more modular tiles and tinkering with roof tops; after all, you can't have a city adventure with out a cinematic rooftop chase. They are going to be great!So, for this weeks free map I present Mouser's Alley.
You can the full size image here at my Patreon page.



As for what might be lurking beneath the city streets, here's some modular tiles for when your party finds that trap door in the floor or hidden passage in the basement of the tavern:

Full Sheets of the same textures
I'll be using for the city streets.

2.5D Print & Paste Doors

2.5D Print & Paste Stairs

Cavern Encounters 1

Cavern Encounters 2

Free Map Friday - Sci-Fi Deck Plans No. 02

With Sci-fi month coming to an end, we send it on its way to orbit the sun once again and anxiously await its return next year. To celebrate its commencement I give you Sci-Fi Deck Plans No. 02!

I couldn't decide what view or version was best, so instead of 1 map I give you 6. Let me know what you think and which one is your favorite.

You can get them at here at my Patreon page.



Patrons will also be getting an exclusive sci-fi map this month, thanks to the inspiration of +David Scott. Every month Patrons pledging $2.50 or more have the opportunity to work with me on a personalized map project.











And for non-patrons here's some modular tiles for when your party needs to explore the interior of that forbidden planet or doomsday asteroid hurtling toward earth:

Cavern Encounters 1

Sci-Fi Set 1

Cavern Encounters 2

Free Map Friday: Space Madness!

I'm playing with some new ideas for the 2.5D Print & Paste Tiles that I gleaned from Wyloch's Crafting Vids and thought I'd try them out in virtual space first. I really like +Wyloch's Crafting Vids

approach to the 1.25 in grid and higher thinner walls. I think it makes for a cleaner presentation and can't wait to try it with 2.5D Print & Paste tiles.

You can grab this week's maps over here at my Patreon site.


And remember, "That's the history eraser button; DON'T TOUCH IT!"