Well, better late than never right? (The original is black ultra-fine Sharpie, but it turned to grey-ish when I scanned it. I tried to re-color it, and this is the result. Also not visible, my pencil hatching - oh well.)
It's pretty much linear as dungeons go. In cavern 14, I think I should have put a secret tunnel connecting it to cavern 4.
While it may not be art, I think it could be usable at a table.
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Feel free to use it, if you want. If you stat it out or anything, I'd love to see it.
I really like it. It's got a real sense of depth as well as flavor to it while still being usable at the table.
ReplyDeleteI've never quite seen that particular style before. I may have to steal it.
Hi Edward,
DeleteThanks for the compliment. And, please, steal away!
I got the idea to draw it like this from the AD&D Dungeon Master's Design Kit. It even includes a sample of graph paper especially for this style, although I prefer to free hand it and hope for the best.
-John
Reminds me of Tony Dowler's Microdungeon maps. Nice.
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