The Blog Glatisant
Here’s a quick preview of the Labyrinth Adventure Game, coming sometime early next year from River Horse Games! I wrote about 85% of the book, and did 100 minimap illustrations. The production quality is going to be off the charts. While it isn’t an OSR game, the River Horse people were definitely inspired by OSR products when it comes to making the book a gorgeous artifact at the table.
I just found the Paper Towns subreddit, which I’m convinced is one of the best RPG resources I’ve ever seen. It contains hundreds of high-quality paintings and drawings of ancient and medieval cities – just print them out and write a key over them or a random table, and you’ve got yourself multiple sessions of content. Players think completely differently when they can actually see the layout of their surroundings and can plan accordingly. Here’s a few of my favorite maps below.
Great little port town. The details in the whole harbor/fort complex look especially interesting.
The elevation in this one is great, as are all the ways around the rooftops and the twisting roads.
Diocletian’s palace is basically begging to get robbed by some murderhoboes in the dead of night.
I love how concrete and specific this one is. You get encounter hook ideas just looking closely at it.
The latest commissioned map I’ve completed for a GM. Click for a bigger view. You can also go here to see more of my maps.
I’ve also made a quick video giving an overview of its features.
I created this city for a new Pathfinder campaign I’m starting with Andrew over at Dawnforgedcast. It’s my first attempt to create a city map, and I’m pretty happy with the results.
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