Fantasy Worldbuilding - Roads and Monsters

[@mitschire]

I love them

[@midnighttower4717]

Thank you so much, it makes me very happy to hear! 😺 Kind comments like this really make my day!

[@MyFanastyArt]

I've done similar maps long ago when gaming with friends, player enjoy seeing overhead views or finding maps. Adding in ponds, abandoned fields and ruins from a cabin to a crumble tower can change a game from just going from point a to b. Keep mapping I just started my art on dragons and fairies a few day ago too and I'm 59, not too old to start. Good luck.

[@midnighttower4717]

I completely agree: I think maps, and especially maps for fantasy novels and roleplaying adventures, create something amazing: It makes an imaginary place real. (At least my brain tends to go: “Well, of course it’s real: Look: Someone made a map over this place.) Maps also spark the imagination, both readers and players tend to start asking questions and envision the area. My old D&D maps were made just so that I could keep track of places, but with time it became my strongest tool as a DM, and I still use them for worldbuilding and ideas for my books. Also: Drawing dragons and fairies at 59 years old: You just became my personal hero. Thank you for your comment and an awesome start to my day! 😺

[@fleiwo797]

Sehr inspirierend. Vielen Dank für das Teilen. Alle Liebe.

[@midnighttower4717]

Thank you so much! 😺

[@TomsMoonpie-hs9rk]

Especially appreciate the layout and short story. Leaves me to elaborate more on the details of the story. Thank you

[@midnighttower4717]

Aw, thank you so much for your comment, Tom. I’m pretty new to this, and your comment made my day. ❤️

[@RyanSpargo]

Two days ago, I thought, "I wish I could find a peaceful KZbin channel that worked on fantasy maps and D&D settings. Something where I could potentially learn but also just relax." Today, the algorithm was like, "Guess what I found?" SUBBED.

[@midnighttower4717]

Hahaha! The matrix has you, Ryan! I’m a beginner at mapmaking and this is just a fun side-project. But I’ve quickly falling in love with watercolour maps (and making these videos) and I thought I could share it with other people. Personally, I really enjoy watching concept art and map videos, it’s so inspiring! Thanks for subscribing, and I’m happy to hear that you like my videos. 😸