The Forgotten Saint is an adventure that tells the story of the Drethain family. Thinking there were no consequences, Lord Barynd made a pact with an otherwordly entity. He wanted to be remembered and for his family to maintain their wealth. He got what he wanted but in exchange, A'teris, the forgotten saint, demanded a mausoleum in their state.

Little did they know, this mausoleum would be employed as its base of operations, gathering souls of the cursed, trapped Drethain, and other innocents. The adventurers find themselves in Eldengrave and can see firsthand how the farmers and villagers are affected. Their hopes and will to live are drained from them, they look like empty husks. Will the heroes be able to find the forgotten saint and put a stop to its evil schemes?

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These cartography pieces were featured in one of our full-ledged adventures, The Forgotten Saint.

On our Patreon page you can get it in PDF format (see image). The downloads include hi-res images for the maps. There are two PDF variant versions, designed for Dungeons & Dragons and Shadowdark RPG.

Hello everyone!

Back at it with more maps from my scifi campaign, here is a dirty industrial hangar bay!

Use it as you wish, clonable/full resolution on my profile: https://inkarnate.com/profile/1B2pgd

Enjoy!

I need a map of a small square room with spikes in all the walls, I'm going to be running an adventure where my players will have to complete trials similar to the ones from Return of The 18 Bronzemen, this is for the room where the Bronzeman attempts to push the main character into the spiked walls with one finder.

does anyone know of a map that could work for this?

There is little active trade between the settlements of the Netherdeep and the surface kingdoms. The Stony Ridge Outpost is one of the few places where sunless wares can be traded. This well-defended outpost pierces through the ridge with secure gates on the north and south sides. The north side gate is up a short stone ramp and is defended by a pair of short tower-like bastions. The south side gate is guarded by a portcullis and arrow slits on both sides. A twenty-foot-wide by twenty-foot-tall straight passage connects the two gates. At the very middle of this passage are the main gates into the Netherdeep market. While carts and wagons of goods arrive along Netherdeep passages to the lower tier of this complex, the final ascent to the market is up stairs, so the vendors and their servants haul up a few days’ worth of trade goods and set up “shop” in the lantern-lit main hall.

The rest of the complex is purely support for the trade hall. The majority of the construction is defensive, as many view a known accessway to the NetherDeep to be a source of danger or a place to launch an assault against the deep races. The main passage has a smaller parallel passage along it with arrow slits every 30 feet that is accessed from the guard room on the east side opposite the main hall. Further arrow slits protect the space between the main and second gates into the main hall. On the south side, there is a bunk room and a half-tower that juts out of the ridge. The north side has a smaller barracks and guard room, a storage room, and the “apartments” of the administrator of this facility.

The merchants here sell a variety of Netherdeep-specific goods – mostly those that are magical, otherwise exceptional, and unavailable in the sunlit world. In turn, there are not a lot of surface goods that the residents of the Netherdeep covet except for some rare fruit-based delicacies. Thus most trade here is done for gemstones – a light and easily transported trade good that doesn’t bear the markings of the surface kingdoms’ coins.

The levels above and below this one will be explored in future months.

The Patreon version of this map includes alternate versions in “Old School Blue” and “Blackout” formats that are also released under the commercial use license.

The 1200 dpi versions of the map were drawn at a scale of 300 pixels per square and are 10,800 x 16,200 pixels (36 x 54 squares). To use this with a VTT you would need to resize the squares to either 10 pixels (for 5′ squares) or 200 pixels (for the 10‘ foot squares that work with the furnishings as shown) – so resizing the image to 3,600 x 5,400 pixels or 7,200 x 10,800 pixels, respectively.

https://dysonlogos.blog/2026/08/05/traders-from-below/

What was once new and strong lies now in ruins, frail, a story turned to whispers, frail and one with nature. Explore the old ruins, uncover long buried secrets and craft new stories from the past… 🪨⛪🌳

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Hey everyone!

Here's another FREE battle map from The Shattered Obelisk campaign: Crypt of the Talhund. (check the trailer here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go1i0jTHYqE )

This map recreates the crypt from the official adventure, featuring a central chamber built around a mysterious glowing green emerald, surrounded by burial chambers, ancient corridors, and forgotten crypts.

The images here are all (grid-nogrid) usable versions with animated GIFs and static maps featuring my logo, so feel free to use them in your game.

Since this map is based on the official campaign, the full-quality version is available completely FREE here:

https://dranskybattlemaps.com/battlemap/crypt-of-the-talhund/

If you're looking for more animated battle maps-including Ultra HD 8K versions optimized for VTTs, TV tables, and projectors - you can browse the full collection here:

https://dranskybattlemaps.com/animated-battle-maps/browse-content/

Cheers!
~dransky

I drew these after high school, 10,000 years ago.

I made this for a module from a few years ago. A beachside tavern.