What if your map was the first monster of your campaign? Not just a guide, but an actual source of dread. Welcome to Ravenos, the Land of Hungry Gods… a place trapped by misty seas and ruled from a floating castle.

Have you ever wondered why some apocalyptic worlds feel like cheap movie sets, while others feel like they have a real, breathing history? Like you could actually step inside and feel the grit of the dust, and hear the strange quiet of a world that moved on without us?

This is our 10K YouTube subscriber celebration, Maps Traps, and Mishaps! For it, I'm looking making a dungeon crawl!

In this tutorial, we'll discuss the style of the old Japanese Edo Period, and how we can make our maps visually stunning like theirs.

This week on the Red Quills, we're going back to the Mappa Mundi of old - making a Venetian map based on their styles and priorities.

In this tutorial, in which we go over the concepts of how to map like the Maya, I'll be unpacking the mesoamerican empire's ideals...