Mike Schley created a new set of dungeon symbols for the free monthly content and your pleasure. Take a seat on one of these symbols to feel like royalty, but beware, the throne might crumble beneath you and dump you unceremoniously on the floor! The April symbol pack “Royal Seating” contains 20 new symbols for the Dungeons of Schley style, and provides a range of sumptuous thrones to seat that royalty – or show its decline and fall with the destroyed versions.

Note that the example maps included with this free content make use of Symbol Set 4 to showcase the symbols in proper surroundings. If you don’t have SS4 installed, you won’t see these correctly, but you can still use the symbols on other maps. Symbol Set 4 – Dungeons of Schley is available for purchase here.

To download the free content go to your registration page and on the Downloads tab, click the download button for Campaign Cartographer 3 Plus. Mike’s new symbols are listed there. All the content of year (up to April 2025) is included in the one download.

You can always check the available monthly content on our dedicated page.

CA221 Bay Of Plenty
The May issue of the Cartographer’s Annual 2025 is now available. This month brings you a new overland style, by yours truly. I’ve been inspired to sit down with pencil and inks, create some hand-drawn symbols and then create a fresh new style from them. In addition to giving you a nice and easy-to-use overland style, it will allow me to show the whole process of creating and using your own artwork in CC3+. I will also be able to easily expand the style with additional symbols in the future.

The May issue is now available for all subscribers from their registration page. If you haven’t subscribed to the Annual 2025 yet, you can do so here.

Krynn by Dak
News

  • The April issue of the Cartographer’s Annual 2025 is now available, bringing you a colorful, comic book-like overland style.
  • Humble Bundle is currently running a mega-bundle, including almost all of the products of ProFantasy Software.

Resources

Articles

  • Remy Monsen starts a new series of articles about information in maps, and start with a look at city demographics and how to display them.

From the Archives

Reminders

Humble Bundle has just extended the current super-bundle of our software, so there’s still a chance for you to grab this amazing offer of CC3+, FT3+, all of the add-ons and symbol sets, as well as almost all of the Annuals for an unprecedented low price.

If you were waiting to jump into CC3+, this is a great opportunity to get it at an awesome price. Even if you already own CC3+, this can be well worth it to fill out your selection of add-ons. Part of the cost goes toward charity, Save the Children.

If you’ve missed any of the live mapping sessions we do on YouTube most weeks, showcasing a certain style or set of tools in CC3+, you’ll find them archived and organized into playlists on YouTube. Here are the most recent ones:

Welcome dear cartographer to the latest monthly community maps, i.e. the Maps of the Month from March. Thank you for all your great contributions to our forum and the Facebook group!

We start with this amazing map of the world of Krynn by Dak. He’s used Sue Danie’s latest Birdseye Overland style for the map.
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CA220 The Dragon Isle
The April issue of the Cartographer’s Annual is now available. Bubble Gum Fantasy is a whimsical and colorful style by new contributor Will B. Quick and easy to use, the style allows you draw maps like illustrations in computer or mobile games.

The April issue is now available for all subscribers from their registration page. If you haven’t subscribed to the Annual 2025 yet, you can do so here.

Arragosa Example
News

  • The March issue of the Cartographer’s Annual 2025 is now available, providing a beautiful new overland style by Sue Daniel.
  • The free monthly symbols schedule is back on track with the March set which provide height transition for outdoor maps.

Resources

Articles

Reminders

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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If you’ve missed any of the live mapping sessions we do on YouTube most weeks, showcasing a certain style or set of tools in CC3+, you’ll find them archived on YouTube. Here are the most recent ones:

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