My VTTRPG Battle Maps
I am a huge roleplaying nerd. Table top RPGs are one of my favorite activities and while I'm normally a player, I do like to create assets for games my husband runs, or just for fun. Maybe I'll run my own games sometime, but for now, I'm content just being a backseat world creator.
I use Dungeondraft to make most of my maps and Clip Studio to edit/modify details/do touchups.
I use many different asset packs depending on the map I'm making. Some of the notable pack creators I use assets from in the following maps are:
Crosshead, Forgotten Adventures, GnomeFactory, Spiffeigh, Tyger
Most are fantasy assets, but some offer good modern and futuristic asset packs as well. I highly recommend supporting these asset creators however you can.
Afterlife is a night club I created in a game where my main character is a vampire. This club is a save haven for vampires as well as a place to find followers who enjoy his brand of entertainment and leisure.
The 2nd floor of Afterlife. Most of this floor is sectioned off for staff, but there is the upstairs VIP area that overlooks the main stage of the club.
The hidden basement area of Afterlife. Here are the sleeping areas for vampires. Soft dirt and giant empty wine barrels instead of coffins. The lab is my characters as he is an alchemist of great skill.
The exterior of Afterlife. Roof and parking lot as well as some of the surrounding countryside.
Castle Dracula. In the vampire game, we found the old Count's home.
2nd Floor of Castle Dracula.
Top floor of Castle Dracula. Looks like Drac had his own laboratory up on the roof.
Ye Olde Tavern. Where every good adventure starts.
Ye Olde Dive Bar? Not sure if adventures of any note start here but who knows in this modern day.
Penthouse. A ritzy modern day locale for when you're tired of slumming it with your hard earned cash.
Just some random crypt. What could possibly go wrong?
Just some spooky, fog covered crypt at night. What could possibly go... why is the book and coffin glowing?
A river cuts through the forest. Breaking the flow of the water is a small island.
A coastal stronghold at night. Are they smugglers? A militia camp? Looks like you'll have to investigate.
A coastal stronghold shrouded in fog during the day.
Once this was home. Then adventure called us away (ok, we just needed more space). Who hasn't wanted to turn where they live into a battlemap?
My husband used a map generator to create a black and white, room and hallway map. It had no details beyond that. He gave it to me and asked me to create something neat.