My Dungeon Maps

[Turgenev]

This latest map can either continue from the last dungeon map posted or can stand alone.

I've also turned this dungeon map into its own PDF (5009 KB):

[Turgenev]

Welcome to the machine, my son... Same deal as the last map. This one can either continue from the last dungeon map posted or can stand alone.

I've also turned this dungeon map into its own PDF (5226 KB):

[Steel General]

I hear that machine running again

*plays intro to Welcome to the Machine*

[Turgenev]

Another map. I seem to be on a roll...

I've also turned this dungeon map into its own PDF (5756 KB):

[ravells]

Not just the the maps, but the covers look really smart! Great work, Turg!!

[Turgenev]

Thanks ravells. I'm having fun producing the pdfs (and the dungeon maps of course ). I'm already working on vol 5 of the series and I have a few more ideas that I want to try out in the near future..

[ravells]

My apologies...I meant to say 'not just the maps' instead of 'not the maps'.....last post edited!

[Turgenev]

Here's the latest map. I'm thinking of calling areas 44 to 49, "The Ice Caves."

[Turgenev]

Here's the latest Dungeon Maps Vol 6 PDF (5453 KB):

[Turgenev]

I'm working on a flooded dungeon/city concept and I wanted a few geomorphs of the main levels, corridors, junctions, etc. The idea is the GM can take the various pieces and arrange them into whatever order the GM wishes. I'll be turning this project into a PDF that will have numbered and unnumbered maps (like I have been doing).

I was wondering, for the multiple sections like the corridors (see attached map) does this numbering system work? Or should I use a A1, A2, A3, etc for the first corridor, B1, B2, B3, etc for the second and so on? Please note that the attached map is still a work in progress. Naturally, any comments are always welcomed.