The Duskfall: A map for DMs whose players stole the airship in the previous map. (Patreon)

You may recognize this map from the last map. It might seem redundant to make a separate map out of it, but your players are probably going to steal it from that map, so this might come in handy. Or maybe you just need a small airship for a party that hasn't earned a big one yet.

I made a few different versions of this. The one above is the refitted version. The seats are replaced with hammocks and there's a dinner table in the forward berth. This is for DMs whose parties end up using the Duskfall long-term.

After that, there's the original version, a version with a Black Loch background, and the refitted version with a Black Loch background.

I did something unusual here and I'm curious what everyone thinks. I added a map of the airship on land to the bottom. It seemed like it might be useful, since a party with an airship will, occasionally, land it. And maybe they land in hostile territory and end up in a fight. Or maybe they leave the ship to go on an adventure and come back to find a bunch of brigands trying to steal it. I felt like there were a lot of situations where it'd be a convenient thing to have, so I thought I'd give it a shot and see what you think.

Next up, I'll be drawing the map chosen by last month's Cartographic Congress, the Silver Dragon Inn. This is an inn built over a set of cascading waterfalls, with a dragon's lair concealed behind the falls. The innkeeper is actually the dragon in human form and the inn has a secret passage to the lair. This allows the innkeeper to turn from Clark Kent into Superman without letting anyone know they're the same guy. "You get any trouble with bandits around here?" Nope. We sure don't.

As I mentioned before, on the 4th, I'm taking a trip to Mont-Saint-Michel, the Chateau de Chenonceau and the Chateau de Breze and I'll be gone for a little over a week. I don't think I'll be able to get the Silver Dragon Inn finished by then, but I'll see how far I can get. I'll make a post when I'm leaving.

Well, that's it for now. If you've got any thoughts on how I did the airship, let me know!