How are you enjoying Descent Into Avernus? I was inspired by the new adventure module to do a battle map that can be used while adventuring in the first layer of Baator.

This time I bring you a map that has a variety of interesting terrain. At the bottom of the map you can find a forest area that can bridge any number of my maps with this one. And as the main event there’s a large cliff with three waterfalls.

I was in the mood of drawing a jungle environment and as such I present to you my newest battle map: Jungle Lake!

This week I have drawn my second river crossing battle map. I have expanded upon the idea a little bit and also added a ruined tower in the bottom right corner of the map.

Well, technically it’s not a ring of fire, but dungeon structure that makes the center look kind of like a ring of fire because it’s above some lava doesn’t really have the same ring to it.

This time I have for you a map I’ve been meaning to draw for some time: a camp in a very dense forest.

This week I have for you another forest map for you to use. This map is partly based on an adventure I ran for my group about a year ago, which in turn is heavily based on a Lovecraft story. And Skyrim, because why not.

This week I have a very exciting map for you guys! I initially set out to make a simple lava pass, but after a couple of iterations I came up with a very interesting design.

The objective of this one is to cross from one side to the next, but the catch is that there isn’t an easy way to do it. At least not without the help of some wizardry.

This time I have made a map that’s simple in concept, but that can be used in a wide variety of adventures and campaigns: it’s a crossroads map!

I’m back with a new forest map, one which is more lush than my other ones. I made this particular map thinking about an ambush encounter.