Drawing Inspiration From Wilderness Locations Around the World

On this episode of DMing the World, we're going into the wilderness to talk about making outdoor locations in your RPG setting more engaging.
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[@dorothymccomb2244]

Derinkuyu is definitely home to a gazillion goblins. I've been collecting interesting landscape and ruins pictures as inspiration and I strongly recommend building a good picture gallery. Also actual historical treasures for loot.

[@dmingtheworld]

Yes! A picture gallery, Pinterest, photo board, whatever is a great inspiration tool!
We'll be talking about real-life treasures for loot soon. I've already written an article over on the website about using holy relics as inspiration for magic items which will be part of it.