October has been amazing as far as the number of beautiful maps I had to browse is concerned. Many thanks to all the wonderful map-makers out there, whether featured or not. Please keep the great work coming and enjoy this small selection:
Kevin Goebel created a series of maps for Halloween, showing a Swamp Hag’s hut in wonderful detail. He used a variety of styles and made great use of the Marine Dungeons in this particular 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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The summer is usually a bit quieter in terms of map-making, but our users have nevertheless created a bunch of beautiful maps last month. Let’s take a look at some of them that were shared on the ProFantasy forum or the Facebook group!
Ricko Hasche has utlitzed the latest free monthly symbols by Mike Schley to go a-viking with this amazing village map.
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Remy Monsen has been managing the amazing Community Atlas project for such a long time now, that the collection is getting close to 1000 maps! All free for you to use in your own game, if you want. To celebrate this milestone Remy has announced a mapping competition which ProFantasy will support with prizes! You can find all the rules and information on participating in the competition here: Community Atlas 1000th map Competition
To say it in Remy’s word: “Please don’t think you have to be a master mapper to compete. A competition is a great way of testing yourself and have some fun. Everyone is welcome here, and while some of the prizes are dedicated to the best maps, there is an option for anyone who competes to win.”
It’s time for another look at the wonderful maps shared by the ProFantasy users on the community forum or in our Facebook group.
Let’s start by this wonderful overland map by Calibre, utilizing several styles including Darklands Overland and Spectrum Overland.
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May has been a busy month for many of our community member, in terms of map-making at least. So many great maps to choose from, and I can’t really pick them all. Here are just the ones that stood out to me:
Kevin Goebel used the Marine Dungeon style for this excellent lighthouse and underwater ruin.
Dear map-makers, it’s time to look back at another month of mapping goodness in the ProFantasy community. Here are some of the wonderful maps our community members shared in April. Enjoy!
Richard deRoiville created this amazingly detailed map of the city of Falkovnia in the Darklands City style.
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We are already late in April and its high-time to look back at the maps produced by the community in March. Here are some of the highlights I’ve picked out, enjoy!
Let’s start with this fantastic regional mal in the 13th Age Revisited style by Eric McNeal.
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Time for another look at the maps the community has produced last month i.e. in February. Everybody has been extremely busy, so we’ve got a long list!
Julian Dracos created a map of the Dragonlance world in the Worthington Historical style, and I love it. Now what was the name of that world again? Trying to remember and too lazy to Google it right now…
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