Nathan Davis
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Decollete Mountains and Vault of Dragons | Overview
🕑 Added 2023-12-31 23:51:04 +0000 UTCHello my lovely patrons! I hope you all have been having a wonderful holiday season, enjoying family and friends. It has been a wonderful month for me spending christmas with my wife and five kids. Thank you all for your support, it helps tremendously through these expensive holiday months. I know these are economically hard times for a lot of people, so for those that stick with me thank you from the bottom of my heart. Decollete
This month I have one original map-pack that is themed around rocky mountain terrain that will work perfectly for dwarf encounters. The vibe I was going for here was a cold, quite, and desolate vibe. I really feel like I nailed what I was aiming for here. Not as exciting as some of my previous map packs, but a solid addition in my humble opinion.
The other pack is my take on the Vault of Dragons that is in the Waterdeep: Dragon Heist module. Now, this pack was a harsh reminder why I don't do more official content. Most official D&D maps are hard to squeeze into the form factor I have to stick with for my maps. They also are not designed with 3D space in mind, so converting them to something 3D a lot of times just looks off. I had to use a lot of little illusion tricks to make this one work. That being said, I'm happy with how it turned out, I just wish I had more time to bake it in the oven a little longer.
Well that's it for this month guys. Hit me up in the comments with themes and locations you would like to see. With the holidays I've been to busy to plan out my next to map-packs so I am all ears for what I will start working on next. Once again thank you all and you can find your download links below.
Decollete Mountains
Vault of Dragons
Comments
Nicholas Campbell
I don’t know if you play any MMOs, but a lot of their dungeons may serve as some fun & interesting inspiration for some themes. Like World of Warcraft has some interesting ideas, like a dragon tower or IceCrown Citadel. If you want to do module-ish stuff, there are the giant adventures that could provide some interesting set pieces. Even if you didn’t follow them exactly, there could be fun to be had with the size proportions of things for giants and then smaller ones for their smaller folk servants. (I’m thinking of how some pet owners make tunnels for their cats to roam from room to room along the wall.) Or a fun witch’s hovel. Oh man, the walking hut could be a good traveling one. Fighting a hag on her chicken legged house while it’s walking.
