Welcome, dear cartographers, to the user maps of January 2026, share by our amazing mappers with the community. From old-school Forgotten Realms map to the final frontier of space, we have some beautiful creations to show again.
Royal Scribe created with wonderful ice-shrouded ruin of a dwarven temple, using a variety of dungeon styles and the Ice Caverns style of the Annual 2022.
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Here we go, taking a look at the last maps of 2025. All of these were shared by our community on the ProFantasy forum, enjoy!
Stephen Nentwig‘s “Sinister Convictions” map is – if I got it correctly – a rework of a map from the Forgotten Realms Interactive Atlas, and a wonderful one at that!
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Welcome dear cartographers to another collection of beautiful community-made maps. Check out these great maps of the CC3+ community. Thank you everybody for your awesome work!
Will Mason‘s Monastery of the Toiling Lady is a very impressive floorplan of a monastery sitting on a cliff above the sea. You gotta love those cliffs!
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Welcome dear Cartographers for another great selection of user maps from our community! All of these were posted on the Profantasy forum our the CC3+ group on Facebook.
Now, I’m quite smug to see that people have been been using the new Hand-drawn Fantasy style quite a bit, not least among them our extremely prolifc community member Ricko Hasche.
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Welcome dear cartographers to the latest monthly community maps, i.e. the Maps of the Month from April. Thank you for all your great contributions to our forum and the Facebook group!
I always love maps with lots of forest on them, so let’s start with this great example by Ricko Hasche, using Mike Schley’s overland style.
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Welcome dear cartographers to another month of mapping goodness from the Profantasy community. Check out some of the great maps they shared on the forum and in our Facebook group.
We start of with RoyalScribe‘s ongoing work on the temple of Zhao Guang Si monastery with the Trial of the Elements, a wonderful dungeon map using DD3 Dungeon and a variety of other styles.
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The mapping community starts strong into 2025 with a great set of maps across the forum and Facebook. Take a look at some of this fancy work!
Dan Harlan‘s map of the Dungeon Level of Undermountain is a wonderful huge dungeon map, showcasing the beauty of the Dungeons of Schley style.
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Let’s take a last look at the mapping of 2024 with the user maps that our community shared in December. There’s been lots of lovely stuff to show!
Royal Scribe‘s Temple of Déine ap Gáeth combines Winter Village and Ice Caverns styles for a great ice-themed dungeon map.
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Hello fellow map-makers. It’s time to take another look at the gorgous maps our community createst, this time the ones posted in September. Please note that I’ve left out all the wonderful contributions to the 1000th Community Atlas map competition, because they are all collected in a seperate gallery on the forum. As always, many thanks for sharing your work, and if you have not yet, please consider doing so on the forum or our Facebook group.
I can’t but start with the wonderful giant turtle Aspidochelone rendered by RoyalScribe in the Marine Dungeons style. Isn’t it just fantastic?
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Hello fellow map-makers! We have a wonderful new collection of user-contributed maps for you, all shared with the community in August. Thanks everybody for showing of your awesome work on the ProFantasy forum and/or the Facebook group!
Kevin Goebel used the Spectrum Overland style to map the Gold Coast of his fantasy world. It’s just one of several versions of the map in the same group post, which show up various kinds of information.
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