RThorm – Antherwyck Blog

Here’s another map that has elements that were influenced somewhat in reaction to problems in prior maps.  Here, I was deliberately trying to vary the character of the wall stones, since a couple prior maps looked a little to even with those. This was also trying to be overlapping circles, and I’m not sure it quite manages that. You can see it if it’s mentioned, but I’m not sure that’s the initial read. But it’s got a fun sort of organic nature, and the hatch is a little different this time.

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This map probably came about as a counterpoint to the earlier “intestinal” map from a few weeks ago. Not that it’s deliberately opposed to the earlier one, but that a different approach seemed right this time. There are still a couple of parts that bend the rooms from being simple shapes, alcoves or niches, and the one with an appendix room.

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This fragment is twisted and looks a bit like a vortex, but fundamentally, it is just a simple crossroads. The twists and nooks give it a bit of richness, and opportunities for adding in some further detail.  And, of course, the curving, turning nature of the intersection could be disorienting to those who were traveling through without a map or a keen sense of direction.

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Something different for a change of pace. Felt like trying something isometric on a dot grid page.

This is just a quick-and-dirty stab at a type of drawing I haven’t done in a while. It’s given me a couple ideas for some further exploration, so there may be some more along these lines in the coming months. And maybe some odd variants, as well.

There should also be some more of the Dungeon Fragments in the next couple weeks.

As usual, feel free to use for any non-commercial purpose, or contact me if you’d like to use this on a commercial project, or if you would like to commission a custom piece.