I'm wondering if anyone here could help me find a program that would allow me to create passable maps over continents, provinces and cities that I can use in tabletop role-playing games, like D&D.

The thing is I can't draw anything free hand, neither with a pen and paper nor digitally. I just don't have the motor activity skills to draw (and my handwriting is completely illegible too.) Or to put it simply, if I try to draw a circle it will end up with corners.

The only time I've actually managed to create something passable artistic was when at school I got to try a 3D software. (Autodesk Maya to be specific.) Since it didn't require me to draw myself but just me telling the computer what to draw, by designating polygons and vertices I was able to create 3d objects and shapes that I never would have been able to draw with a pen.

Which brings me to my question.

Is there any map making tool that would allow me to "draw" passable 2d maps in the same manner you model 3d objects in a 3d program?

I've been looking around a lot myself and when it comes to map tools for rpgs any I found falls into 3 categories.
Ones that require you to draw free hand such as PSP, GIMP, Inkscape, Campaign Cartographer, Inkarnate Worlds, etc.
Ones that Auto-generate maps with little input or control from the user beyond the placement of icons for towns and villages, such as fractal mapper and Worldspinner.
And finally the ones that only allows you to make floor plans over dungeons and buildings but not world maps.

So I was hoping someone here would know of a tool like the sort I'm looking for.

Currently, I'm just using the shape tools in paint to create basic abstract maps (see example below). But I'd like to be able to make something that actually looked like a map and had some detail and a consistent scale.




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