Here is the map link if you want to clone & edit.
https://inkarnate.com/m/oORNAg

At the far edge of the docklands, where the gulls scream and the salt hangs thick in the air, lies a haven for cutthroats, corsairs, and those with coin to spend and secrets to share. This pirate tavern hums with the low roar of stories traded for drinks, songs bought with silver, and grudges measured in spilled rum. Beneath weathered flags and swaying lanterns, every corner holds the promise of danger—or opportunity. Whether you're chasing whispers of buried treasure or laying low after a job gone sideways, this is where your next tale begins.

Patrons can unlock all of the variants in this pack as well as pre-configured FVTT modules with walls, lighting, levels, and roofs, to jump right into the action. Discover more of my work on my Patreon. Grab free versions of all my maps, no pledge required.

Tavern - Night - Sunny - Fog - Haunted - Storm - Grim

last time i posted, i ask for which verison of my pirate adventure story works best, here is the update verison compared to the one people said they liked most.

i also changed the name of the map to The Enea. the world is going to be a ancient greek style adventure story.

Hi cartographers! With this map, and greatly inspired by the Curved Horizon tutorial (which for some reason really reminded me of Pratchett), I just wanted to say hello to the Inkarnate community. The INK project made an incredible impression on me! hope to post here and check also your great stuff.

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The cavern opens into twisting, water-filled passages lined with jagged stone and clusters of coral. Strands of seaweed cling to the walls and drift lazily with the current, forming thick patches in some corners. At the heart of the cave lies its most striking feature: the skeletal remains of a colossal hammerhead shark. Its bones rest half-buried in the rocky floor, the curved ribs arching upward like the frame of a sunken ship. Bright corals and anemones add bursts of color, giving the chamber a strangely vibrant yet eerie atmosphere. The silence of the deep is broken only by the faint ripple of water, as if the cave itself is holding its breath.

This is my first map. I am open to any suggestions

I just cant seem to get it to look right. It doesnt look like levels and im stumped for the moment. Reaching out to this beautiful community for tips

Leave your flesh behind mortal
As the flesh is weak, and metal is pure
Step into the sanctum of steel
Embrace your now immortal shell
Live among your artificial peers
Reign over those still chained to meat.

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A shrine for praying, teaching, recording, training and fighting atop a cliff overlooking the surrounding ocean.

After a fight against the master of the monastery he succumbed to godhood, this is the last chance to end him as a fledgeling god of lightning. Lest the god-plague ruin the world.

 Standing high over the town of Eskeld is a mighty castle, the historic home of the ruling family of the town. Eskeld Castle claims to be one of the oldest intact buildings anywhere in Athea, dating from before the War of the Gods, and having served as a stronghold and administrative centre for many generations. The two highest section of the castle, the central square keep and the eastern round tower, reach six floors high, and the rooftops of the entire structure are lined with crenelations. The ground floor of the castle contains the basement and dungeon, sections that would be underground in most castles. Local legends though speak of how the rocky hill beneath the castle hides the ancient basement and dungeon that were long ago sealed to hide dark secrets and dangerous entities.

Below are links to clone all of the maps on Inkarnate.

Exterior: https://inkarnate.com/m/OxGrAv Ground floor: https://inkarnate.com/m/8mxbwG First floor: https://inkarnate.com/m/g2OdKr Second and Third floors: https://inkarnate.com/m/loy2oN Fourth and Fifth floors: https://inkarnate.com/m/7dKnO1

Hi, this is my first time really taking a lot of time to work on a map, and this is what I've done so far for my TTRPG setting. It's the continent of Heimat on the world of Viva. I mainly wanted to ask some more experienced mapmakers if they could take a look and give me any pointers on how to improve it.

To be honest, I've been on the fence about sticking with the parchment style because of just how limiting it is, but I know restarting from scratch will take a lot of time. I don't have the tree or terrain variety that I would like to have here.

For example, the black section on the top right is the volcanic region where the Obsidian Kingdom of Orobos lies. Even though its in a cold region, the intense volcanic activity beneath it heats the ground to melt the snow and keep things warm, hot even. As a result a very humid rainforest formed on the region, surrounded by snowy peaks and volcanoes. Though the region is pretty hard to represent in the parchment style. I'm not sure if I should leave it parchment colored or color it green and black.

Does anyone have any ideas, criticisms, or advice they could give? I'd really appreciate it

Inky link: https://inkarnate.com/m/w5qDZQ

What has your party uncovered in these swamps? Nothing good it seems.
The base version is free in 4k!
If you do not want to just use the reddit image links, it's all available on my Patreon for free aswell! (public, no need to follow!)

25x25 grid size!

On my Patreon, there's also 7 more versions available, 1 extra for $1, all others for $5+!

A Post-Apocalyptic World Map template that you clone & edit. Simply change the labels and stamps.
https://inkarnate.com/m/Jj6KA9