Many of the locations span multiple floors. For example, an inn may include a ground floor, a basement, and an upper level. Some maps even feature dedicated rooftop areas. You’ll also find multi-level towers, castle walls, and ancient temples that can be explored floor by floor, offering plenty of opportunities for deep and exciting adventures.
Altogether, these in many cases multi-layered 56 locations provide 136 maps, and together with the 30 simple battlemaps, they make up 166 maps across 86 locations.
Waterfront Village (4 Levels)
Discover a charming waterfront village designed with 4 fully playable levels: the inn’s basement, two upper floors, and a rooftop. Perfect for any adventure setup, each level is ready to bring your story to life.
Desert Waterfront Village (2 Levels)
A unique waterfront village in the desert, featuring 2 levels. Rooftops are perfect for outdoor encounters, while the ground floor offers a roofless interior for close-quarters exploration.
Urban District with Sewers
Experience a multi-level city district with a fully integrated sewer system—perfect for daring escapes and freedom of movement. This map gives your players the ultimate sense of exploration and choice.
Each level has its own exportable VTT-compatible file containing data for walls, doors, and other elements. By default, we provide a Foundry VTT file alongside the VTT maps.
The maps designed for printing are not only 300 DPI, highly detailed images, but mostly have a resolution of 7–12K. This means they can be played on large TV screens without any issues, delivering crystal-clear clarity.
VTT resolution also inclueded. Around 1-3MB gridless image files. The VTT files are nearly 3K resolution despite their small file size, ensuring the maps deliver the best possible experience on screens.
Our campaigns currently take up more than 1,5 terabyte of space, and this is continuously growing. You don't need to worry about storage. I provide lifelong storage with the access link to Google Drive. You only need to download the files when you want to use them. If you no longer need them or switch devices and they get deleted, you still don't need to worry; Google reliably stores the files, and they will never get lost!
None of the rewards include the Dungeon Alchemist software itself; it is recommended to purchase it separately on Steam.
What kind of computer do you need?
The maps—including the high-resolution exports—were created using Dungeon Alchemist on a setup costing only about $250. This means that even a modest computer should have no trouble opening and using these files.
While we do not provide the Dungeon Alchemist software itself, the Dungeon Alchemist files we created are included in the Carthographer Reward Tier.
Of course, a more powerful system will work even better.
W Fantasy and RPG
86 Editable Locations, 166 Total Maps
86 Editable Locations, 166 Total Maps
Many of the locations span multiple floors. For example, an inn may include a ground floor, a basement, and an upper level. Some maps even feature dedicated rooftop areas. You’ll also find multi-level towers, castle walls, and ancient temples that can be explored floor by floor, offering plenty of opportunities for deep and exciting adventures.
Altogether, these in many cases multi-layered 56 locations provide 136 maps, and together with the 30 simple battlemaps, they make up 166 maps across 86 locations.
Waterfront Village (4 Levels)
Discover a charming waterfront village designed with 4 fully playable levels: the inn’s basement, two upper floors, and a rooftop. Perfect for any adventure setup, each level is ready to bring your story to life.
Desert Waterfront Village (2 Levels)
A unique waterfront village in the desert, featuring 2 levels. Rooftops are perfect for outdoor encounters, while the ground floor offers a roofless interior for close-quarters exploration.
Urban District with Sewers
Experience a multi-level city district with a fully integrated sewer system—perfect for daring escapes and freedom of movement. This map gives your players the ultimate sense of exploration and choice.
Each level has its own exportable VTT-compatible file containing data for walls, doors, and other elements. By default, we provide a Foundry VTT file alongside the VTT maps.
The maps designed for printing are not only 300 DPI, highly detailed images, but mostly have a resolution of 7–12K. This means they can be played on large TV screens without any issues, delivering crystal-clear clarity.
VTT resolution also inclueded. Around 1-3MB gridless image files. The VTT files are nearly 3K resolution despite their small file size, ensuring the maps deliver the best possible experience on screens.
Our campaigns currently take up more than 1,5 terabyte of space, and this is continuously growing. You don't need to worry about storage. I provide lifelong storage with the access link to Google Drive. You only need to download the files when you want to use them. If you no longer need them or switch devices and they get deleted, you still don't need to worry; Google reliably stores the files, and they will never get lost!
None of the rewards include the Dungeon Alchemist software itself; it is recommended to purchase it separately on Steam.
What kind of computer do you need?
The maps—including the high-resolution exports—were created using Dungeon Alchemist on a setup costing only about $250. This means that even a modest computer should have no trouble opening and using these files.
While we do not provide the Dungeon Alchemist software itself, the Dungeon Alchemist files we created are included in the Carthographer Reward Tier.
Of course, a more powerful system will work even better.
