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I've been running Carrion Crown for a while now. We started pre-pandemic at the table, then people moved away and we took a break, and then, a year or so ago, continued online via Foundry VTT.
For Trial of the Beast and Broken Moon, I've been using a mixture of stock maps and community recreated maps I've found here (thanks everyone!), but it seems there's no such maps available for Wake of the Watcher on. And while the maps in the books do look nice printed, they're not really "virtual tabletop ready".
Especially the Undiomede House, which my players will enter next-ish session, has been giving me headaches, so I bit the bullet and recreated it in Dungeondraft, using the Forgotten Adventures asset packs. I've been using Dungeondraft before, but was never really proud of the results. This time, however, I watched a few tips videos on YouTube and applied it, and this is actually the first time I really like the resulting map I got out of it.
So in the interest of giving pack to the community, I'm releasing the map, free to use. I created a repository on GitHub , my thinking being that I'll add any following maps I create there as well. Hopefully, with GitHub being rather big, this also means it's relatively safe from web-bitrot for a while.
The map in question for the Undiomede House is here. I'm releasing it under the terms of the CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 license, meaning do whatever you like with it, as long as it's non-commercial and you give attributions. The non-commercial part is mainly because I use assets created by others, and these are their stipulations. See also the README for details and for general design notes.
I've also added my map for The Recondite Order of the Indomitable Sea, which I created using Dungeon Alchemist. I'm not 100% comfortable with Dungeon Alchemist and totally happy with the result yet, but I figure, why the hell not.
Otherwise, I release the maps "as is". Feel free to use them if you want, but I don't give any guarantees, neither implied nor explicit, including for fitness for any particular purpose, etc.
Added Below Undiomede House.
Sadly I think I'm moving to fast to make use of them, but the maps for Ashes at Dawn are incredibly bad on VTT, a resource like this will be super appreciated by any future GMs of this adventure.
Yeah, and my group also isn't particular fast either, as you can see from my timeline above: we took a year for Trial of the Beast and Broken Moon. We're only playing twice a month on Friday evening for 3-4-ish hours. Not every session happens either. And my player aren't rushing into situations.
I'm not complaining, though. I have three other groups, and I couldn't keep up with prep-work (especially if I'm redrawing maps) if they'd all ran through the modules in break-neck speed. :P
