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I posted some Kingmaker maps on rpgmapshare.com. I made them in campaign cartographer. Just run a search for Kingmaker.
If it's not cool I'll take them down if need be.
If anyone else is as nub as me here is the link:
http://rpgmapshare.com/index.php?q=gallery&g2_view=keyalbum.KeywordAlbu m&g2_keyword=Kingmaker&g2_page=2
Thanks a lot Erdrix! This will help me a lot.
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Lets try the link again:
Erdrix I just realized that you also made the maps for book 1 that I've been using. Thank you very much for making my job as a DM much easier. :)
Can you provide the Lonely Barrow without the lighting barriers? Also would be nice without the hexes, but that's unlikely based on the tiles I think.
You're welcome.
On the Lonely Barrow that is just the floor tiles I used and not really a grid.
The lighting barrier, are talking about the general lighting of the map? I'm not quite following you.
I noticed that I never uploaded the Stag Lords Fort, if anyone needs that I can upload it as well.
For the Lonely Barrow compare the dirt at the entrance. Some is bright as it is lit by the outside light and some is dark. The cave itself is as if there is a fog of war. I can't remedy this as the fog cannot be removed - which is why I'm asking you to remove it. :)
Your Sootscale Caverns had a similar issue that prevented me from using them (though I used every other map you made).
The sootscale one is much worse - certain parts are lit up by fire. So if I take that into roll20 and add lighting to the other parts they still start out very dark.
I do these for my group, but I suppose I could add them to rpgmapshare before I add the shading.
The Lonely Barrow is up without lighting.
I also put up Sootscale cavern without lighting for anyone who would rather have it that way.
This is the first feedback for any of my maps I've received, so I've had no idea if they were working for people or if anyone even uses them.
Ahhh, thank you so much! Sorry if I was a bit too critical. I've actually used every single one of your maps so I'm very grateful for any that you upload as they are much better quality than the originals.
I can actually use the Kobold caverns as they need to revisit it a few times in book two (which we JUST started).
I just started playing with the lighting in roll20 today and I see your point about the lighting in those maps. So far I'm liking it better than maptools. I'm going to do a test run with it next session.
I put up the Stag Lord Fort for anyone who needs it and I'll continue to post any other maps I do as I finish them.
Running a group through the first part of KM on roll20, and your maps are an absolutely massive help. Great work overall. And yeah, some minor lighting issues with some of the earlier maps, but I can live with it, no problem.
Thanks! It's good to hear that they are useful to others.
I'm getting a little better at them. I've got a few from the first book that were so bad I didn't upload them. I've been thinking of remaking them, just to make the collection complete.
Erdrix, you are the man! I am starting Kingmaker for my gaming group and these maps are amazing. This will make it easier without showing them the book.
I was actually about to post if the map folio was worth it, but your link offers so much more. Thans!
I use them on roll20.
These are great! Royalty-free I assume? I just want to keep within Community Use Policy and have spent so much time on mapmaking.
If you want the Temple of the Elk, I have one drawn up that I'm willing to share. Far lower quality, of course.
When it comes to the Stag Lord's fort though, because you can see through to the lower floor, I found it much more satisfying to include the top floor as another layer with a semi-transparent shadow over the bottom storey. Tokens on the lower floor were still visible, though in shadow or partly obscured.
I'd hate to beg for free stuff, but have you drawn up more than the first 2 books?