The module I’ve been working on is cooling.  I’ve got a friend looking at it, and when he’s finished I’ll make revisions.  I spent some time this week scouting around for artwork, and I’m not satisfied with what I’ve found.  We’ll see.  The most frustrating part is that I always underestimate how much time these things really take, from the blog posts, to the maps, to revising my game notes into a coherent module that other people can use.  Oy!  Factor in the puppies, and my time gets stretched really thin!  Ah well.

I also bought some new grid paper that I’m hoping is light enough the grid won’t show when I scan it.  *crossing fingers.*

Here is another map for your personal use.  It’s an underground complex including two large, domed gardens.  I don’t know who built it, or why.  I just get a sense of a desire for retreat and seclusion.  Not the “we’re hiding something nefarious” kind, but the “We want the world to leave us alone” kind.

https://jeannadira.deviantart.com/art/UndergroundGarden2-711097875

 

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So I discovered this week that I can either make maps for the blog or work on the module, but not both. 😦 I will, hopefully, have a finished map for you this evening. I also discovered that the “gridless” maps I posted last week aren’t truly gridless. I can’t see the lines on *this* pc, but I can see them clearly on another. Whoops! So I’ll be working on fixing that, too. Yay! Have a good Sunday my fellow World Walkers.
Just for funsies, here is part of the poster-sized world map I drew for our first D&D campaign, many years ago:

And I see I need a higher-resolution image of the map!  LOL

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