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I think this is the first map I've drawn where everything is outdoors. No buildings, no caverns. Weird. That's not the only unusual thing about it. I tried a few new things with this. I lightened the grid, I made the grass look more... grassy, and I used much brighter colors than I normally do.

I'm really happy with it and I think it's one of my favorite maps I've drawn. Unless people object, I think I'm going to start doing maps this way from now on, with the exception of Brazenthrone, since I want to keep everything looking consistent with the rest. Anyway, let me know what you think! 

By the way, I'm giving the patron content for this map to everyone. I put a lot of detail into it and I want everyone to be able to see it, which is easier in the higher-res versions.

There are no DM notes and no annotated version for this map because I don't really have much to say about it. Usually, there's some sort of story in my head about a place when I draw it, but I don't really have one here. Everything is there because I thought it looked interesting. Who's the mossy lady with one hand? I don't know. What's the round stone surrounded by water? No idea. What's with the face in the ground? Not sure, just felt right.  This could be an elven garden, a druidic enclave or someplace in the feywild.  I leave that to you to figure out. 

Anyway, I hope you like it! Next up is Brazenthrone's Oreworks (26 on this map).  Let me know what you think about the Great Garden, I'm honestly really curious to hear! 

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Kenneth Schleich

Definitely a nice look, and nice to have an outdoor battle map that isn't a clearing in the woods.

milbysmaps

Thanks! Moving my game to VTT has showed me the usefulness of maps of forest clearings, mountain passes and stuff like that, but I don't see myself making them. There are a lot out there already and a lot of them are better than the ones I'd draw.

Jake Aubin

Good looking map. I enjoy the new colors (I enjoy the old as well). Nothing wrong with some diversity in style.