Worldbuilding for Immersion: Creating Handout Maps

For all those looking to take your immersion to the next level - for your fantasy novel, role-playing game, or just to level up your enjoyment of an existing world! This week's topic is How to Make a Stunning Handout Map, and we'll be combining the processes from previous videos into making this beautiful combination map that you can hang on your wall, give to your players, and use to develop your worldbuilding.

Join Ryan from the Red Quills in this latest video as he discussed how to make a map, what to put in it, why you should make handouts, and how to get your players to use them.

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For this tutorial video, Ryan has drawn a map of the original location, Old Gvanlar's Hall, and the dragon Axabar the Vain. For the full A2 download, check out our Journal here: https://red-quills.com/?p=917

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For this map, Ryan has used a combination of watercolours (Montmatre watercolour pallet, red ochre and scarlet), fineliners (Artliner and Staedtler, 0.6mm - 0.3mm), and pencil (HB, B1).

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