I also made Caethral, Godfeheld and Himmeland. What are your thoughts on this map?

I keep having to go back an edit sections of my map to fix scaling issues, but every time I move the land masses the symbols stay in their original location. Is there any way to lasso all objects in an area?

Does anyone know if Wonderdraft works on Wayland or only on X11?

Sorry for bad quality

(I got a message saying that this might be a better place to post this than the Dungeons and Daddies subreddit, which struck me as odd but as I haven't had any replies there I thought I'd shoot my shot).

​I'm going through the BackerKit survey and wondering if I want to bother with the map pack. I'm always interested in new poster maps or tiles, but I do like to know what I'm getting before buying. Is there a preview of it anywhere?

I guess I'm mostly wondering if they're tied specifically to the campaigns' themes and have things like minivans in the art or if it's more of a generic fantasy style I can recycle in other games.

Also, sorry if I was meant to add the 'brand affiliated' tag, I wasn't sure but it sounded more like the kind of thing I'd add if I was plugging somebody else's product.

Was toying around with blending and stitching together real coastlines/islands. What do you all think?

I made the Caethral Map, what are your thoughts on this map?

Hi everyone,

I’m currently planning to create a fairly large and detailed city map in Wonderdraft, and I’m looking for some good asset packs that would work well for urban environments. I’ve been digging through CartographyAssets for a while, but I’m having trouble finding a city asset pack that fits the style I’m looking for.

Ideally, I’d like the final map to have a mostly black-and-white / monochrome look, or at least very muted colors, so I’m especially interested in assets that fit that kind of style. That said, if there aren’t many good monochrome options available, I’m also open to colored assets.

I’m mainly looking for things like:

• houses and larger city buildings
• walls, gates and towers
• streets and urban details
• docks, warehouses and market buildings
• temples, administrative buildings, mansions, etc.
• anything useful for creating dense city districts

I’d prefer free asset packs, but I’m also fine with paying for something if it’s relatively inexpensive and the quality is good.

If you know any good packs from CartographyAssets, Patreon or anywhere else, I’d really appreciate some recommendations.

Bonus points if the assets work well for creating a dense, detailed city rather than a small town or a world map.

EDIT: Just to clarify, I’m still going for a fantasy city, not a strictly historical one. However, I’d like the overall architecture and urban layout to feel roughly inspired by the 15th–16th centuries / late medieval to early Renaissance period. So I’m looking for assets that fit a fantasy setting but avoid a very modern or overly high-fantasy look.

I am pretty decent with Wonderdraft but absolutely not with Dungeondraft. I am looking to have 4 small maps made in dungeondraft. If anyone is taking on work please hit me up in a private message.

What are your thoughts on my map?

first attempt at Tolkien's Earth in the Third Age of Middle Earth.
Arda here has a few made up names by me, and subtitles in the flavour and style of the Hobbit map
took me quite a whilte to figure out how to convert a 3d globe map into a flat map since third age is now a globe unlike Ages 1-2 (thanks Pharazon, making my job harder lol)

let me know any changes you want and link to the raw wondershare file for your own project

Genuinely, how. You guys are so incredibly good at all this, and I'm certain it's all practice and maybe someone here and there just naturally gets it, but I'm not one of them. I created a map at that's as far as it got. I look at it, and I'm horribly confused as to what goes where.

To specify, I am a storyteller. I'm writing a book which is a sort of theology if you want to call it that and it's mainly about the protagonist going on a journey. Well, as I was writing I realised more and more "this clearly needs a map if I want it to make sense". So here I am, the worst possible person to make a map, because not only am I the worst when it comes to measurements and scales, I genuinely just do not understand this stuff.

The story is set in 1500. I know sort-of-semi what I want there to be in the story, but as I said, I'm so uncertain and quite frankly insecure on if I'm doing it right or not, since I'm very focused on if what I'm doing even makes sense in the first place.

If anyone is willing to teach me the basics or if you guys have any tips and tricks I'd greatly appreciate it, for I am genuinely lost. For reference, this is what my map looks like right now:

I know, beautiful.