The Ghost of Mistmoor: Redux

[tintagel]

I've recently begun a hobby of converting old 1st edition adventures into a format that we an enjoy with virtual tabletop programs (I use d20pro). This mostly involves re-creating the maps into color jpgs and converting the module's monsters.

Well, I've been much more interested in the maps, and have begun creating high-resolution maps that can only be described by me as Art - at least, I have the same kind of "lost in the work for hours" feeling as when I paint.

One of my favorite Dungeon modules of all time, the Ghost of Mistmoor (issue #35) has been begging me to be converted to 3.5 and re-mapped. I finally did this and have posted all of the adventure's maps, plus the unmapped Vault, nighttime versions of the maps, and player handouts/visuals on my website. I tried to remain as faithful to the written descriptions in the module as possible, trying to bring a visual element to the already stellar writing.

I would appreciate any feedback from my peers, and hope that these maps are enjoyed by the Dungeon Community.

The Ghost of Mistmoor: Redux

[Sir_Wulf]

Very impressive work! Your depictions of the house and grounds are quite evocative.

[Jeremy Mac Donald]

Wow.

What program fo you do your cartography in?

[Sebastian]

That looks wonderful. Is Ghost of Mistmoor the one with the

Spoiler:

Identical triplet ghosts? I love that adventure.

[tintagel]

I use Dundjinni, with lighting post-work in Photoshop. But the major bulk fo the work is in Dundjinni. I have about 3 GB of user art from the community. Their forums are outstanding.

Yes, this is that module, Sebastian

[Sebastian]

That's one of my favorite modules of all time. I have some great memories of running that one and how confused my players were throughout it. Please post once your conversion notes are finished - I'd love to see what you come up with.