Negative Space: maps
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- Dungeon Downloads
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Download PDFs that you can print out and use to create staircases, bridges and walls. Pretty cool stuff. Helps to have a color printer and stiffer paper.
- Map Generator
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This is pretty impressive. Not only will it provide the village map as a PNG, but it provides a Persistence of Vision file so that you can easily add your own features, adjust the lighting and perspective, and render your own 3D map.
- Open carry maps
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Several maps showing the state of open carry laws in the United States.
- River Secrets for Mapping
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I only understand about half of what Rob Conley writes here about making rivers in Inkscape maps, so it’s not surprising that his sample maps look a hell of a lot better than the maps I make for Gods & Monsters.
I’ll add that the blur feature makes lakes and rivers look a lot nicer. Just a slight, barely-perceptible blur around the edges makes a big difference. I’m adding blur to just about everything nowadays.
A map of France from the start of Louis XIII’s reign.
The isoMage has a script and brushes for GIMP that make it easy to create old-school TSR-style outdoor maps.
Roll20 appears to easily accept the Inkscape maps I’ve been creating for the various Gods & Monsters adventures