Maps of My Current Campaign

[NeonKnight]

These are the current 'dungeon' maps of my current campaign. All were done using CC3's suite of software.

[terrainmonkey]

cool! great work. if this is the kind of maps one can make with CC3, i might have to break down and get a copy. good job. keep it up!

[NeonKnight]

These maps are all from the begining of the campaign when the party explored an outlying ruined temple utilised as a hide out for some bandits.

[NeonKnight]

The cellars of the Sailor's Port Tavern/Inn was a series of tunnels used for smuggling goods into the city of Seawharf.

The tunnels led to the Garlin Warehouse business.

[ravells]

These are superb! I particularly like the city map. You have used just the right scale to show off the building symbols. I really like the street / building relationships - they look very natural.My only thought is that the ship symbols look quite small when compared to the size of the buildings.

[NeonKnight]

I agree, so I increased the scale of the ships by a factor of two.

[thebax2k]

NeonKnight, your maps never cease to amaze. I had seen quite a bit of overland maps done with CC3 and a few town/city maps, but never such extensive underground maps. I am looking forward to whenever you decide to get the rest of your handrawn maps online. No matter the medium, you seem to be able to craft maps with style, keep it up.

[RPMiller]

NeonKnight, would you be willing to share the CC files with us? The folks that have CC might be able to learn a lot by examining the actual maps, and for those of us that use VTTs and have CC we could edit the maps to make them work with the VTTs rather nicely. If you don't I understand, but if you do, woohoo! Oh, and I'm sure everyone will throw some rep your way.

[NeonKnight]

Nope, I have no problems at all to put the CC maps up.

Give me some time to do so (I am currently on a different PC)

[NeonKnight]

OK, here is a map from my campaign in CC3 format. In order to fully utilize it, one must have the DD3 add-on, if that doesn't help, I am willing to write up a nice tutorial utilizing simple step-by-step guides using the base CC3 program (which other than symbols can do everything seen here).

The file will be for the Garlin Warehouse Cellar. If anything shows as a Big RED X it means you do not have the BITMAP symbol or fill style.