The Caves of Still Grotto
Still Grotto is a sea cave on the coast of Shu-Qune along the southwestern cliffs near the border of Iesta. The grotto itself is quite large, but the entry cave is almost entirely underwater – entry by boat requires a small boat with no mast, and is impossible during...
The Pilgrim’s Mug
Long before the kingdoms rose, caravans crossed this land along the Ember Road with fear in their throats. The ash plains swallowed travellers without warning, and the only refuge was a crude stone shelter looked after by a hermit named Old Marro. He had once been a sellsword...
The Violet Deeps
Massive chunks of quartz of many colours jut out of the badlands around the poisonous and brackish waters of the Immortals’ Tarn. One hillside is mostly composed of a deep purple quartz crystal that has sheared and split multiple times under immense pressures. The rocks and...
Scavengers’ Deep – Map 29
The Scavengers’ Deep is a reminder of the amount of work that went into underground structures during the great war. Generally, the elves only built underground when hiding their breeding and research facilities, whereas the forces of the kingdoms, assisted by the...
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Rytassa’s Deep
(This map is available in colour exclusively to patrons of my Patreon Campaign – Get more from Dyson Logos on Patreon. Every month, I release at least one map in colour and one map in the classic “old school blue” to my patrons)
The central chamber of this map is open to the...
Return to An-Nayyir’s Pyramid – Part 3
We return to the final section of underworld caverns beneath An-Nayyir’s pyramid today. These caverns significantly predate the pyramid as well as the srocere who’s tomb the pyramid was built atop. This ancient passage from the underworld was a blight upon...
Return to An-Nayyir’s Pyramid – Part 2
We return to the understructures beneath An-Nayyir’s pyramid today. Today’s map is of the deeper constructed level beneath the pyramid, the secret “tomb of the bright one” – a tomb that was built here before the pyramid and upper levels were constructed...
Return to An-Nayyir’s Pyramid – Part 1 of 3
Beneath An-Nayyir’s pyramid is “The Tomb of the Bright One” – but this secret tomb reaches far below the surface and into much more ancient tombs and reliquaries… This portal to the underworld can lead unsuspecting grave robbers to distant caverns and...
The Ziggurat of Shadows – top view and upper levels
At the edge of the city, beyond the ruined necropolis, sits the heavy stone ziggurat of shadows – made of massive grey stones that had to be hauled from a quarry weeks away. The dark grey stones sweat in the rain and creak and pop in the sun...
The Ziggurat of Shadows – Main Level & Isometric
At the edge of the city, beyond the ruined necropolis, sits the heavy stone ziggurat of shadows – made of massive grey stones that had to be hauled from a quarry weeks away. The dark grey stones sweat in the rain and creak and pop in the sun. The...
Sewer Connector (2026 B)
Back to the sewers. Fantasy sewers look like… well… like no actual sewers in the world. They are a strange mix of catacombs and wide-open waterways with raised walkways that might be slightly related to modern storm sewers but are definitely not related to any...
Darklingtown – Vorpal Gate District
The Darkling River works its way through the underdark beneath the grey hills to depths unknown. Darklingtown is a trading community built into a series of claustrophobically low-ceilinged caverns on the banks of the Darkling and a number of its tributaries...
Scavengers’ Deep – Map 28
The Scavengers’ Deep is a reminder of the amount of work that went into underground structures during the great war. Generally, the elves only built underground when hiding their breeding and research facilities, whereas the forces of the kingdoms, assisted by the...
Jeseph’s Lament
Cold winds howl through the crumbling bones of the ruins on Jeseph’s Hill. Only the buttresses remain, like broken stone ribs or fingers reaching up desperately from the hilltop to the heavens above in supplication or lament. On the side of the hill a small stream descends into...