Role playing game software and accessories
Thanks to artist/cartographer Robert Altbauer, we have just released a new set of battlemat icons that addresses the needs of Science Fiction settings. These were made for the map software Dungeonographer, but they are any tool that imports transparent PNGs …
Just yesterday we posted a new Cityographer add-on (but good for any mapping tool or image editor that accepts PNG images) featuring 150 new fantasy buildings plus a bunch of other graphics. Whether you’re creating an elegant city of elves, …
Cityographer Fantasy Buildings/Graphics Icon Pack Released Read more »
Dyson Logos has many great projects, especially maps. Here he shows us his map drawing process via a step-by-step animated image.
Just fixed a couple of issues with this cool tool: When exporting to the Hexographer format, the areas that didn’t have terrain (are supposed to be nothing) didn’t match up properly (covering up part of the terrain, and not covering …
Hexographer doesn’t currently have many compass roses or “north arrows” built-in to add to your maps. In fact there is just one. In the next few weeks we’ll be rectifying that with some of the following graphics. All of these …
This week’s “Monday Maps” features a three level gatehouse. The main floor has some storage, tables for guards, a small holding cell and a firepit. Two sets of portcullis will trap a suspect or group under the center section above. …
Save vs. Dragon has put together this nifty pack of hex map sheets. The blank maps can be very useful for detailing your game world. The pack contains blank hex maps with large and small hexes where the small hexes …
Following up on our Hexographer update a few days ago, we’ve just released an update to Dungeonographer. The changes are similar: Shapes (polygons and ovals/circles) now have two more possible layers: above text and above map items (but below text.) …
My goal was to post new battlemats (or some type of map) every Monday. But as I’m trying to finish some other work I know I won’t be able to meet that goal today. Therefore, let me remind you that …
Our Monday Maps feature is still going strong! Both have cells underground. One features a spiral staircase so there may be several levels of cells. Previously shops, town halls, temples, a wizard’s tower, medieval homes, taverns and inns have been …