I made this in wonderdraft over the course of a few days. Stupidly proud of it even if there might be some technical errors.

I would actually really love some feedback on maybe how to tweak it and stuff.

Heya guys!

To celebrate 5+ years of adoring Wonderdraft and Dungeondraft to create so many maps, I am opening up my Patreon again but to my higher tier also. This is my Sage Supreme tier which allows access to VTT files for ease of use!

Thank you as always for being such a great community. I don't mean to pick favourite... but r/wonderdraft has got to be my favourite subreddit...

Anyway, I am offering total access to over 1200 pieces of my content now. This time, including my Battle Maps, City Maps, World Maps, Regional Maps, my Assets for Dungeondraft (and soon-to-be Wonderdraft), Scene Art (provided by RedSunArt) and my 5e Homebrew Content!

Matthew.Wayfarer Free Trial:
Link: https://www.patreon.com/c/matthewwart/membership

Cheers for your support and happy mapping!

P.S. My good friend, Snowy's Maps, is running a free trial alongside me. She creates battle maps and pf2e content! Find her here: https://snowysmaps.com/membership

AMA about what you see or are curious about.

Some assets made with ai, sorry, i like attypik mazenc

I’ve drawn a portion of the map for the region of Falenor, in two versions:
1. Geographical
2. Political (the gray areas represent neutral territories).

New to map making

Is there a free tool that easily let you flip water and land area on a map?

I feel that flipping these then changing the axis is the best way to kickstart a nice fantasy map.

What do you guys use and recommend?

Hey guys just wanted to put this out there for some advice/suggestions on how to move forward with finishing my map. I am still missing some here and there mountains/ridges so I am aware of that. I will list a couple things I'm on the fence about or would like to add so any direction would be appreciated.

• I've only added major cities/major towns/dragon locations/regions. I want to add more locations without making the map too busy like dwarven ruins or deadric shrines. Skyrim has way too many locations to fit everything.
• The northern part of the map is pretty barren so I'm trying to find ways to depict snow/tundra areas in a simplistic way. Still figuring out how to do that.
• The Whiterun Hold area is mostly plains and I like how I've depicted it but wanted to make sure I wasn't covering up too many small boulders or towns that may be important.
• I was wondering if I should find a way to depict specific large forts on the map without doing all of them. Should I only do major forts? I may just use Icons as not to busy too many areas, not sure.
• Some of the major cities like Solitude need more details where it just looks blank so I'm wondering if I should do a detailed above view of the city or use small icons.
• I added geyser icons in the Eastmarch area and not sure how I feel about it.

I know some things are still missing like bridges and possibly major trails so I will be adding a good amount after this post. I'm sure I haven't written all my thoughts but hopefully this will be a good start. Any help would be greatly appreciated. For now enjoy my progress.

The worlds name is Concordia. I used dotty assets. I especially liked making the name plates and image compilations for those.

Hello, this is map for my novela project, feedback welcomed.
P.S. There's a divine reason of uneven weather conditions in Ergos.

https://imgur.com/u79sj7S

My friend told me to make stuff around her islands, got a little bit carried away. I do it for relaxation cause i got mental health issues

I already have an itch.io account. Does it matter whether I purchase Wonderdraft from itch.io or directly on the website?

Thanks!

First map I've actually completed, feels too empty to me but I don't know how to change that...

Also looking for constructive criticism, I like making the paper-styled maps like these.

After three years, I've finally updated my world map for my homebrew world. I'm much happier with the size, the features, and the names of all the lands. (Polite) criticism and/or questions welcome.