Couldn’t agree more. Chris reduces cluttered ideas of movement and locale and pointcrawl into effortless, high-impact, actually-easily-usable means of generation.
I'm an aspiring DM that found your channel not too long ago. I decided to order the book at your behest, eventually got around to reading some of the wisdom in it and can't thank you enough. Great inspiration. It's cool, absurd stuff like this that makes me feel like running the game is a gift, not a chore.
I love your style of drawing- not too cluttered, and gets the point across! I'm completely hopeless at it though- my only experience is isometric drawings for an engineering class. Do you have any tips?
Thank you! I think you will find several helpful videos on this channel that are all tips on drawing isometric maps! The videos I did first are longer, but they show every step of the process from beginning to end!
It is mostly this early 20th century vibe, but it’s worth looking through. Into the Odd is a briefer version of the book that skews more fantasy. I recommend the Questing Beast video on the book to help you make up your mind.
Couldn’t agree more. Chris reduces cluttered ideas of movement and locale and pointcrawl into effortless, high-impact, actually-easily-usable means of generation.
Right? BEST THING EVER! Haha! Cheers!
Anyone else currently on a Map Crow binge? 🤣
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I'm an aspiring DM that found your channel not too long ago. I decided to order the book at your behest, eventually got around to reading some of the wisdom in it and can't thank you enough. Great inspiration. It's cool, absurd stuff like this that makes me feel like running the game is a gift, not a chore.
Heck yeah! That makes me happy! It's a great book!!
This map is BUCK WILD. I love it. Also American Bastionland really roles off the tongue.
Don’t it though? Ha. Thanks, bud!
the simple idea of a Crash Test Dummie populated city is amazing hahah
loved your video mate!
Thank you! Yes, this was surprising and delightful!
Your House of the Mad Architect reminds me of House on the Rock, a tourist attraction and especially weird place in Southern Wisconsin.
Yeah! That is exactly what it is!!
I love your style of drawing- not too cluttered, and gets the point across! I'm completely hopeless at it though- my only experience is isometric drawings for an engineering class. Do you have any tips?
Thank you! I think you will find several helpful videos on this channel that are all tips on drawing isometric maps! The videos I did first are longer, but they show every step of the process from beginning to end!
So are the tables mostly dystopian futuristic things or could they be used for a more traditional fantasy setting? I'm on the fence about buying it.
It is mostly this early 20th century vibe, but it’s worth looking through. Into the Odd is a briefer version of the book that skews more fantasy. I recommend the Questing Beast video on the book to help you make up your mind.
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