Feb/Mar '21 Lite Challenge: A Map for a Convention.
Your challenge is to create a map that can be used to run a game at an RPG Convention. (GaryCon, GenCon, TotalCon, GameCon etc.) The type of game is totally up to you. It could be traditional Dungeons & Dragons, or CyberPunk, or GI Joe, or SciFi like Star Wars or generic SciFi, or Cthulhu, other Horror, Espionage, 007, or WWII, or Mechwarrior, or BootHill (western), Superhero..etc. The genres are endless, as are your choices. Whatever you want to do. The primary constraint is that Convention games are usually played in a 4 hour time slot. If the map is to large, or complex or to many levels there is no chance they will finish the game. On the other hand, if it is to simple they might finish in 2 hours and be disappointed to waste the playing time. The second requirement is that you provide a simple backstory of what type of game the map is for and a very basic setup of what is going on in the game. For example, tonight I ran a game at the Con that used a 5 room dungeon I called Dead Dragon's Treasure. So, it is a Fantasy game where the players find a map that gives directions to the lair of a long dead dragon and the potential of great treasure.
Now just because you don't play any RPG's does not mean you shouldn't enter. We are looking for a nice map that is not to big or to small and a simple reason for the game. The map can be anything, a fantasy dungeon, a starbase, a building, a prison, a hidden canyon, a submarine, the Death Star (just checking to see if you were paying attention, obviously the Death Star is to big!)
Please remember to title each thread: Feb/Mar '21 Lite Challenge: < your title here >
Also remember to preface each image you want to show up in the thumbnail scraper
with: ### Latest WIP ### (If you don't, your map won't show up for the voters at
voting time, which might hurt your chances. ) Try using the WIP Icon to make it nice and easy.
Please note: If you put more than one image on the same post, only one of them gets picked up.
The challenge will end on or about the 14th of March, after which we'll have 3 days of voting. The winner of this month's challenge will receive, a circular silver compass, demonstrating his or her creativity.
Quick rules reminder: The Lite Challenge is open to anyone who has not already won 3 Silver compasses,
1 Gold Compass, or been selected as a featured Cartographer's Choice Map.
Also, the map has to be started on or after the first day of the challenge, no reusing older maps even if they were not finished, unless you start over from scratch.
DEADLINE: End of day, March 14th