If giving your world and players a coded map, something for them to puzzle over and sweat over, is the direction that your quest needs, here is our latest special: How to Draw a Coded Map.

We’re going to be looking at a challenge today. I've been asked several times over the past few weeks about making a video on creating smaller maps. We've covered a lot of different topics over the last fourteen weeks, but in each video, I create one A2 map and use that as the focus. But if you're not making something quite so big, what can you expect? What differences do you need to make? What techniques can you use to make the most of a map? Welcome, adventurers, to this week's topic: How to Map for your World.

We've got a treat for you this week - if you're here for the downloadable maps part of the Red Quills, then this week we have three for you! For our video, How to Map your World, Ryan drew three maps (one in A3, one in A4, and one in A5) to show how you can create and incorporate maps as immersion tools for your players. These are the maps of the Isle of Dreams.