Here is the first complete set of “Village” geomorphs, I’ll be doing some more of these soon. Just click on the image for a full page PDF file.
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Dungeonmorph
Dyson’s Dodecahedron
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That looks amazing all put together like that.
Thanks Tim, I always liked the complete sets on one page they just look cooler that way.
I love these, these really look great all put together like this.Please do continue making more of these!
Plus hey, you should do some small villages as maps, be a great resource for GMs to drop in for a random village their party stops in along their journey.
@ m.s. Jackson ….Good Idea, I think I can do that….and thanks for the kind words.
@ m.s. jackson…..check out this link to my very first Friday’s “Mystery Meat” post. it has a cool little village in it. http://stonewerks.wordpress.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=384&action=edit
necropost.
im trying to put my own modern day geomorphs together. i just cant get the scale right. any tips?
I guess it depends, for all of these geomorphs I was using a 10×10 square grid and my scale is a simple 10′ per square. The road\street connection points would then be 10′ wide, which for a medieval\fantasy village works ok. For a more modern type of geomorph, I would use the assumption that the average city street (one lane each direction) is anywhere from 20′ to 30′ foot wide. You can use that scale 20′ to 30′ per square using a 10×10 square for your geomorphs. If you plan on mapping large buildings in your geomorphs, like office buildings, manufacturing plants, skyscrapers etc. you would have to adjust the scale accordingly, say 50-100′ per square, but then your streets will be very narrow and need to be centered at the connection points to match up with other tiles. Hope this helps. Perhaps I should draw up a few city blocks at different scales to show you what I mean, a picture is worth a thousand words.