I've played around a bit with DungeonFog (https://www.dungeonfog.com/) [Thank you for the suggestion Christoph Stahl!]. I turned out this simple map (see attached) with very little effort using the fr

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Here is something I built *very* quickly using Dungeon Builder (https://hobbyte.net/). It's an isometric dungeon mapper so that may not be everyone's cup of tea but I like it. Brad

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Inkarnate (https://inkarnate.com/) seems to be pretty good. I put together the maps attached here with the free version and about an hour total effort. This web applications my vote. Brad

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Inkarnate (https://inkarnate.com/) seems pretty promising too. It's web-based and free (for a limited amount [100] of "assets"...cartographic features I assume). The fuller version is a USD$5.00 per m

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I also found this: https://pymapper.com/ "Pymapper is a map making utility used for role-playing games. The tile images are provided by the user and can be any jpg or png format image. Finished maps c

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Paul, The "x"OGRAPHER series looks interesting. Is it set up the same way as PCGen in that you get the actual files or do you get a binary/installer that will only work on windows? Thanks, Brad

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Nick, Yes, I'm looking for a campaign-level mapper. I have a good one for dungeons called Dungeon Builder (https://hobbyte.net/) that I supported on Kickstarter. I need to create outdoor maps or thing

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Hello, I hope this isn't against the rules but I'm looking for a campaign mapping application (e.g. Campaign Cartographer or AutoREALM) that will work in Linux. The program can be web-based and I don'

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