This is from last year.

I’d glued some maps to magnetic sheets and took them home. My gf immediately told me: you know our niece will want to color them, right?

And, of course, she did.

I love the idea of modular micro maps that can connect together, so I've been working on a solo RPG that uses that mechanic. This is a map of floor 13 of the dungeon I'm exploring, constructed from 6 basic room shapes (with a little flexibility to make them join up in some places).

The shapes I use with 1d6 are:

1. Straight hallway
2. L shaped hallway
3. T shaped intersection
4. Four way intersection
5. S shaped hallway
6. Open rectangular room

I tried (and failed) to write a decent pun for a title.

Mostly because I was worried my well wouldn't look like a well. Same for the staircase, actually.

So I abandonded the attempt. Sorry, dad!

I've long thought that portraying elevation in top-down maps is extremely hard.

This is sort of a test.