sci-fi encounter maps

[saithan]

I'll just use this thread to post free sci-fi encounter maps i make for my own adventures. But someone might like em so here is 3 for starters.

1482
possible level entry point/ fallout style control room.

1481
1479
two possible corridor encounters maps.

hope someone finds use for em.

[Penchant]

these are very good. scifi maps are scarce and hard to come by, as are the tools to make them. good show.

If I might offer a suggestion, you might include a scale in the black space of the map so tokens can be sized accurately.

[saithan]

I could also use suggestions on what type scenes people want. If I get the time I will try and make what I can. I'm currently working on a sci-fi/paramilitary/black-ops adventure, I'll later be making all the maps and images available from that project. but in the mean time give me ideas for what you would like, I enjoy the process of making them.

[ronnke]

I could also use suggestions on what type scenes people want. If I get the time I will try and make what I can. I'm currently working on a sci-fi/paramilitary/black-ops adventure, I'll later be making all the maps and images available from that project. but in the mean time give me ideas for what you would like, I enjoy the process of making them.

I hope these give you some inspiration, as your maps are awesome.

City Street (Day/Night)
Back Alley (Day/Night)
Dockyard (Day/Night)
Bar/Nightclub
Office
Hotel
Warehouse
Police Station
Airport/Spaceport
Shopping Centre
Department Store
Science Lab
Military Base/Seaport/Airport/Spaceport
City Parkland
City Slum
City Warzone (damaged buildings, rubble, destroyed vehicles, etc)
City Sewer
Subway Station
Suburban House
Penthouse
Mansion/Estate
Starship Bridge
Starship Corridor
Starship Engineering
Starship Cargohold

[Penchant]

good list ronnke.

Also, saithan, the rooms you create are in perspective so they really can't get very large without skewing. Working in FG we usually need larger maps as players like to just run through the halls sometimes. If you did have a library of these rooms created, i would likely drop them into an editor and sew them together into a complex on a single jpeg. If you established a standard door size and placement so they would fit together like dungeon tiles it would make doing so easier. I would also have to figure out transitions between the rooms (likely assuming a doorway was a 5' square rather than occurring between squares).

I would also be interested in seeing your maps rendered in isometric view. this would prevent the skewing that true perspective offers. 3/4 isometric was the way crpg's achieved 3d in a 2d world. Since FG now supports hex grids, it might be a viable option.

[saithan]

well I been making just rooms scenes and such, I fill my campaign with ones that can match my game and if an encounter happends I quickly pull a relevant map.

I'm an old school gamer, 30+years. so I never really use maps except for battle scene encounters or if a rooms dimension is difficult for me to describe. I have over the years shown art work as well to describe things being seen. (Something I thought was cool when "tomb of horrors" tournament and again with the introduction of darksun.)

penchant what you are asking could take me a while, but it sounds like a fun challenge. I'll see what I can do.

[saithan]

here are a few new maps.
1484
1485
for those encounters in a lonely city alleyway (day or night)

14871486
these two I found in my library and thought them well suited for Noir adventures or maybe even a pulp or COC adventure.

[Penchant]

Ok, your noir office is officially my favorite. I can just imagine Mike Hammer sitting behind that desk looking at that silhouette over a newspaper and wondering how bad the day can get.

[ddavison]

Those are some great maps. Keep up the good work.

[dm-crazy]

\o/ Amazing maps!!!! :) Good Work my friend! ::D :D

[saithan]

thanks, I posted others in the the wrong forum.
https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12884
more traditional styles.

there are more one the way.

[Facie]

Wow. These are fantastic! What software are you using the make them?

[EDIT]

Never mind. I see that you answered that question in the other thread where you posted maps.

[Unhynged]

Fantastic Maps!!!!