Playing in the Sewers and other ISO Map Shenanigans.

Jan

Playing in the Sewers and other ISO Map Shenanigans.

Categories: AD&D, Dungeon Map, Game Tiles, OSR and Sewers
Tags: Dungeons & Dragons, Game Maps, Mapping, Old School Gaming, OSR, RPG

I have been very busy keeping up with my current D&D campaign, we have a very regular group of players and the sandbox style game I play has mushroomed out of control in a fun and insane way. The characters have taken to exploring and surviving in the sewers beneath Deepfall. I decided to play around with an isometric map. I have drawn multiple versions of this, and am learning that less is more when it comes to drawing and my line work. (I tend to over do it, the fieldstone brick walls on this one is a perfect example of that.)

I will be posting some more like this, and soon I want post my sewer tiles I have been working on. Enjoy.

Here is a teaser on my sewer tiles.

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