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torstan
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The Stormwatch Inn

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Okay, a new battle map to add to the collection of winter themed maps. Here is the Stormwatch Inn, overlooking the straight of swords in Dreeston:

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Now those trees are a little large and imposing so here's the map without them:

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and here's the tree overlay that can be dropped on whenever your players aren't walking underneath them:
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And finally the same trees at 50% opacity, just in case you wanted to be really fancy:
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The full resolution images are here;
http://gallery.rptools.net/v/contrib/to ... /Dreeston/

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Post by Phergus »

Brilliant! Love the construction of the wall and the buildings.

The cliff facings are especially good. Fantastic technique on those.

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Oh yes! the cliffs really make this! Bravolingus!
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Seriously, man. You need to be creating maps for adventure modules and Dungeon Magazine adventures. At least GameMastery modules.

Heck, I bet you could even sell some PDFs of maps.

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Post by Full Bleed »

Nice work, as usual.

Any chance you're going to do the layout of the interior of the Inn?

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Thanks for all the compliments. I hope it comes in useful for people here. The cliffs, and the shadows from them on the snow, were a real pain to get right but I'm pleased with how they came out.

I do intend to to the interior of the Inn, at which point I'll make the roof a stamp rather than part of the map so that you don't have to switch maps mid session. Not for a while though because my players are going to adventuring in other places for a session of two.

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Post by Plissken »

Wow, what program do you use? Or are these hand drawn?

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Post by torstan »

These are 'hand drawn' using a graphics tablet and Gimp - a free image editing programme.

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Post by Waits »

Very nice map. I enjoy the more "hand drawn" aesthetic you've gone with.

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Waits wrote:Very nice map. I enjoy the more "hand drawn" aesthetic you've gone with.
You could just set up such that the order in which they are listed is the order of precedence or z-index.

Want the darkness spell to overcome all natural light sources? List it first.

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Fraking A! Awesome job as always, love the style you are working with, gives a sort of old school feel, but with modern appeal.
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Post by PillBox »

Excellent map.

Like the style!
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