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This post has our third preview for our Patreon (sort of an opt-in subscription) monthly map icons. Below is a village/small town map made with our Settlement “Weird Natural” icons. Because the settlement icons are usually buildings but the theme …
And now for a Pulp Adventure sidequest: Background Info: The “Q Source” document is a theoretical document many real Biblical scholars believe existed. Some passages of Matthew and Luke are very similar, making scholars they are borrowed from another unknown …
Hmmm… what might be in the back rooms with no obvious doors…?
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Back to another monster related sidequest: Background Info: A King’s half-son was cursed into the form of a Minotaur. His wife won’t allow the Minotaur to be killed, so the King extended his crypts to built a maze (as kings …
Following up to yesterday’s Patreon (sort of an opt-in subscription) preview, below is a sample map made with our Isometric World/Kingdom “Weird Natural” icons. All the icons in the set are labeled, but here is a list: Rainbow Mountains Rainbow …
Isometric World/Kingdom Weird Natural Features Map Icons Preview Read more »
As many of you know, Inkwell Ideas has a Patreon (sort of an opt-in subscription) which supports further development of Worldographer and new map icons. Our icon theme this month is “Weird Natural”. We’re starting out by previewing the World/Kingdom …
Patreon Map Icons Preview: World/Kingdom Classic “Weird Natural” Read more »
As we did with December’s Patreon map icons, we made another system neutral mini-setting/game accessory based on January’s icons: Gnomes welcome the new year, and you’re invited! The Slopeslinger Newyear Festival hosts a week of games where the local rock …
This edition of our Hexplorations (charts for details of things you may encounter in a hex crawl or simply developing your world) gives you the basics for a village. Our previous post had a chart of village secrets. Let’s make …
Today’s installment of our series of Hexplorations is a chart of 36 potential village secrets. While we’ll probably do another chart to determine the size of the village, how old it is, what industry they are focused on, etc., we …