City of Waterdeep map with all locations

[Jay_NOLA]

In the ProFantasy map Library you can find a Sword Coast map. Some maps from the FR Atlas and some that didn't get into it and the 3 update/patch files for it are in it as well. The updates fixed/updated maps and added over 300 more ones to the Atlas.

Some other keyed D&D maps were done for the AD&D Core rules 2.0 & Expansion software. They had among the official free downloads a city, not Waterdeep, that was detailed fully along with a download of custom character portraits and a portrait maker program. The city/area around was going to have another update of stuff that never got released. The character portraits will work in FG and the AD&D2e ruleset thread has some info on export stuff from the Core 2.0 rules to a FG .mod. A bunch of fan made and keyed stuff was done. So you may find a fan version of some stuff for Waterdeep and other FR locations done that you can export into a .mod for the 2e russet which may be of help.

[ColinBuckler]

There are some very good quality waterdeep map images out there if you google for them. A simple Google on "waterdeep", select images and then tools and select size greater than 4 MP.

https://oakthorne.net/wiki/images/Map-waterdeep.jpg
https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2818/...8b0b4742_o.jpg
https://www.rpgcrossing.com/attachme...8&d=1200124857
https://i.redd.it/m62d16fso7ry.jpg

[damned]

There are some very good quality waterdeep map images out there if you google for them. A simple Google on "waterdeep", select images and then tools and select size greater than 4 MP.

https://oakthorne.net/wiki/images/Map-waterdeep.jpg
https://farm3.staticflickr.com/2818/...8b0b4742_o.jpg
https://www.rpgcrossing.com/attachme...8&d=1200124857
https://i.redd.it/m62d16fso7ry.jpg

Oh wow - they are great maps!

[ColinBuckler]

A few basic tips for some users who may not be familiar with Google advanced searches.....

The trick in finding good quality maps after the "image" seach on google is to select the "Tools" option below the magnifying glass and then select a size option appropriate to the image you are looking for. I tend to use the "Larger Than" option and then select 2 MP (or sometimes greater). If there is a good quality map you should find it easier.

Dont forget if you float over the retrieved image it will give you an indication of the image sixe in pixels as well.

If it takes you into the submenu with related images, make sure you you click the "View Image" button to get the true image and its URL to save from.

[celestian]

A few basic tips for some users who may not be familiar with Google advanced searches.....

The trick in finding good quality maps after the "image" seach on google is to select the "Tools" option below the magnifying glass and then select a size option appropriate to the image you are looking for. I tend to use the "Larger Than" option and then select 2 MP (or sometimes greater). If there is a good quality map you should find it easier.

I had no idea the "tools" options changed based on the tab (Images) you were using. Thanks for the tip!

[Myrdin Potter]

These images are fine for personal use, but if you want to be able to share, you need an image that is clearly in the public domain or one that comes with the right permissions,

[SirGraystone]

The best sourcebook I have seen for Waterdeep is "City of Splendors: Waterdeep", it has some of the shared maps with names of hundreds of building, the map of the sewers, monsters, magical items, and more. Saddly its not in a mod for FG but it very interesting read to anyone planning a campaign in Waterdeep.

[MadCar_1]

I've been working on translating source material from Volo's guide and some of the FR1 and other early Waterdeep material into a Fantasy Grounds campaign:

waterdeep-FG.png

Unfortunately, because my source is copyrighted, I don't believe I'll be able to distribute it.

[Myrdin Potter]

You should look at the DMs Guild. The real restrictions there are artwork. If you use the WoTC maps, then there might be issues. You probably are within their creative desire to transform their source material into a more full fledged map and there are maps that allow distribution as well.

[JohnD]

I've been working on translating source material from Volo's guide and some of the FR1 and other early Waterdeep material into a Fantasy Grounds campaign:

waterdeep-FG.png

Unfortunately, because my source is copyrighted, I don't believe I'll be able to distribute it.

That looks similar to my FG version of Yggsburgh I've been working on.