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            Since I have moved beyond the Shards of Sin module with my group (and thus my maps), I decided to rename the thread and put all of the maps in one thread.
I made all of these maps in photoshop, and exported them as JPGs for use in MapTool or however you want to use them. The scale is 50 pixels per 5' square. Feel free to use however you like, but NO SELLING! All I ask is that you give me the credit for the initial effort.
I hope you like, and I hope your players do too. I know mine did.
I didn't start making my own maps until The Crow, but I did have a friend hand me his maps for Natalya's hideout, which I will include here.
Natalya's Hideout - ground floor
Natalya's hideout - Upper floor
The Crow - Thassilonian Laboratories
The lower levels (catacombs through sewers) are better quality, as I learned some tricks as I went along.
I also have a set of maps that I use for generic encounters. I tend to just cut out a semi-random portion and use that for a given encounter.
Swamp map - 6000x3000 image
Forest paths - Over 2km of paths through a forest with clearings and almost any kind of trail I could think of (Okay, I got a little carried away) 14200x12300 image (80MB download)
I'll continue updating as I get new maps to share. Enjoy!

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            DM Bigrin wrote:I've got the first couple of maps from Asylum Stone almost ready. My players will hit the first one next session. I'll post here shortly afterward.Oh DM Bigrin, you perfect, wonderful, human being. I love that you're consistently about 3 or 4 sessions ahead of my group.
I prefer the fact that his is about an entire book ahead of mine.
Also, amazing work!!!
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            I appreciate all the comments. Like I said before, it's a hobby I enjoy when I have the time to do it. I'm about to start taking some online lessons from some of the pros over at deviantart to try and up my game a little. *crosses toes*
Edit: FYI - running a group of 6 PCs through the Hanging Manse in book 3 gets really tight. My group was tripping all over themselves :D

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            Okay, so the outdoors part of the maps isn't as fleshed out as I like, but I am burnt out on this right now. Let's just post them as is, and when I get back to it I might revise the images.
Beyond the Doomsday Door - Windsong Abbey Maps
Windsong Abbey - gatehouse second floor
Windsong Abbey - gatehouse third floor
As usual, these maps were made with a 50 pixels = 5 feet grid.
Enjoy!

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            @Karui - thank you, sir!
@DM Sothal - a real shame that is. at this rate, I won't be on book five for at least another few months
@Tetsuo - *bows* send me a PM if you don't see any updates and you need to move on. I may or may not have something new that I haven't posted yet.
@JPSTOD - I make the maps in photoshop, using a combination of textures from cgtextures.com and objects from the dundjinni archives

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            Because DM Tetsuo was impatient - and I had a lot of free time this week (yay viruses) - here's the rest of Book 4.
Beyond the Doomsday Door - Windsong Abbey Dungeon Maps
Windsong Abbey Dungeon Level 1
Windsong Abbey Dungeon Level 2
Windsong Abbey Dungeon Level 3
Windsong Abbey Dungeon Level 4
As usual, these maps were made with a 50 pixels = 5 feet grid.
Enjoy!

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            UPDATE: These maps are no longer available via the google drive links obove, but you can download them directly from my DeviantArt gallery.
And yeah, @Zagzig, my interests and free time went elsewhere.
 
	
 
     
     
     
 
                
                 
	
  
 
                
                 
	
  
	
  
	
  
 
                
                 
	
  
	
  
 
                
                 
	
  
	
 