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How to Draw an Isometric Fortress on Your Fantasy Maps — Map Effects

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What is a realistic population size for a medieval or ancient fantasy setting? Should a city have a couple of million people? How about 500,000 or 20,000? Let’s delve in and give you some simple guidelines as well as a cheat sheet you can easily reference as you are writing your story and drawing yo

Today we are going to look at the top free D&D map builders around and let you know what makes each of them unique. Hopefully after this you will have all the tools you need to try making maps for your campaign yourself.

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I’ve realised I have a particular workflow for drawing coastlines in my maps. Here’s a quick walkthrough. Each step is done on a new layer in photoshop, and I use a 5px hard round brush in each case with size set to pressure. However, all of these steps can be done in Gimp – or … Continue reading "How to Draw Coastlines on a Fantasy Map"

Creating a fantasy world can be exciting, but it can also be overwhelming sometimes. This is why I created this series about different aspects of world building and what you might want to consider during your planning process. Today I talk about fantasy maps. Follow me for more writing advice!

Description A city map commisioned for Steel and Steam, an upcoming fantasy steampunk kickstarter run by Silverhold Studios.