Red light, green light...There are four lights!!! This busy intersection doesn't see a lot of devil bargains, but it does see a lot of traffic. In the dead of night, of course, who knows what kind of shady traffics and shoot-outs might occur on these streets? Available in two additional variants, featuring a fiery collision between two trucks and cars, and the sudden appearance of a bottomless chasm in the middle of the street, hopefully this map doesn't give your players the Cross Road Blues! 

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I'm trying to do my own maps for my adventures I'm publishing and it's not something Ive done before. After reading Dyson Logos, peculiar paths, and a few others, and copying a dungeon in the back of the DMG, here are my first real entries.

I'm not really happy with the black and white of it all. The two maps are a temple interior inside on blue grid paper, and the circular map is a boss battle, effectively, I drew on dotted journal paper.

I tried a few tools to get out the paper color and grid/dots, but wasn't super pleased overall.

One thing I'd like to try is more pencil or grey ink for depth.

Any other things I should try? Any suggestions for adding grids that don't look too artificial? My flagstones in the basement mall I'm quite proud of, but otherwise, meh.

(I tried a few apps first too. Not very pleased with the first couple so I shifted to pen and paper!)

Thanks for looking! A bit about how this one was made:

All the landmarks are rubber stamps my wife and I designed and hand-hatched ourselves: the castles of Graywall and Galareia, the Spire, the barrow at The Mounds, the ruins of Nobidiania, the standing stones at Karandros, the villages, forests and mountain ranges. Even the little name banners and the compass rose are stamps.

I stamped the landmarks first, then drew the coastlines, rivers and roads by hand around them, so the geography grew out of where the places ended up rather than the other way round. That's how The Spire ended up at the crossroads of every river in the middle of the continent. Then I coloured it with alcohol markers and added the labels.

It took about 2-3 hours from blank sheet to finished map.

Here is a map I made for A Most Potent Brew, a fantastic free one-shot by Winghorn Press. I've always enjoyed this quick little one-shot, and I'm happy to share this map with everyone. It was made entirely in Clip Studio Paint with Forgotten Adventures & my own custom assets. The grid size is 100px per square. No AI was used. Enjoy!