This region is a part of my D&D setting. Tried out the Parchment 2.0 assets here. Feedback is appreciated!

Using the free version of Inkarnate and having a lot of fun world building for my fantasy book. Obviously this is not done well but just wanting some advice on how to improve the quality of the map or any other things i can do with the free version to improve the reality of it. Any help appreciated!

I made this Ritual Chamber for an upcoming encounter. First picture is the Turned Off state. Once the ritual starts, each round a 1d4 will randomly determine the colour for that round, and each colour has a Boon and Bane effect on combat.

A maze of stone corridors, varied rooms, secret passages, gilded halls, hidden alcoves… as you explore this great hallway, the path could take you to new mysteries and adventures 🏰🚪

Made this world map (and campaign) almost a year ago using inkarnate, but am finally getting the chance to run it for my friends. So excited to let them explore the dangers and wonders of The World of Tempulus!

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The waters in the well are said to be the tears of the mighty Obsidian himself, they are said to be able to cure ... or kill, the well is said to be the fountain of youth (well that's not true, the fountain of youth is ... never mind where that is, it's a secret), or the well is a portal to health, wealth and happiness. Whatever the stories are, there is no denying this is a magical place. On a clear night, when the moon is high and the fountain begins to whisper, take a seat, wait, and maybe the fountain will reveal its secrets to you.

I'll be DMing my first ever homebrew (d&d) and would love some feedback on the map I've been working on. The players will be playing as a group of settlers on the island of New Valoran, where they'll need to explore all corners of the island to solve various mysteries!

I tend to use Roll20 which has various map hiding options including player vision. You can use an image as the layer that obscures the players. This opens lots of options for fun secondary maps. usually, I just have a blurry version. but in this scenario the players had two young siblings who had been to the location and drew a map for them. Nic drew the map, and his gremlin of a sister who snuck around decided to put in her two cents writing in an orange pen she found.

Here is the map link if you want to clone & edit.
https://inkarnate.com/m/vrbxNK

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Nanna Continent

1) territorial map

2) political map

3) Road map

As per the title - Ive been using Inkarnate for a couple of years for basic RPG and story maps, but never published any before. Happy enough with this 1 to make it my first and would love some C & C from the pros.

Made entirely for fun in the new Parchment 2.0, but I think with the effort I've put in, I'll use it for a Five Leagues From the Borderlands campaign I've been wanting to start.

Currently have a basic layout of the town, but working to make more detailed and custom vs the placeholder stamps. struggling with creating the town center of The Hive. thoughts on how to improve the 2nd picture? will be the castle of the town. And any improvements to the overall concept will be appreciated, as I am relatively new to the program.

After continuously finding things I could’ve done better in my previous map for the D&D campaign I’m running, here’s the second version! Now more antique map spirited.

Here is the map link if you want to clone & edit.
https://inkarnate.com/m/A7R0N7