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B2 Wilderness Map showing the seldom used road to the ruined monastery While reading Timrod's posts on the 1E DMG Sample Dungeon, and re-reading the original material (pg 94-100), I noticed some similarities to B2 that would make it easy to combine the two. Timrod mentioned Gygax's description of the ruined monastery as being near the edge of a fen on a low mound connected by a causeway, and surrounded by "a few clumps of brush and tamarack here a

Hexographer version of the KotB Wilderness Map Abandoning all other projects I delve deeply into gaming history and we find ourselves upon the Borderlands of "the Realm". This map was created with Hexographer, and yes fellow delvers of the deeps you will find the Hexographer Map included hereafter. The map was carefully adapted from the

The Borderlands Caves are a complex of natural and creature-“built” caverns and associated dungeons where more “civilized” folk added their own living, working, and worshipi…

Keep on the Borderlands (B2) colored and annotated

Player friendly

Today's map is the last of a 3-map set for the Ruins of Zog (see here for maps 1 & 2). This map details the caverns and dungeon beneath the ancient ruins found along the banks of a small river-gorge oasis. Cheers! I think from now on, I'll be dropping the markings from my maps for the blog, except for perhaps the "kris dagger compass," and maybe a legend if the map has very unusual features. I'm not sure that the titles, scales, room numbers, and other such notations really help anyone…

Found this on RPG.net while browsing old threads. Its the original map from 1979s Module B2, Keep on the Borderlands ...with some additions. And yeah, the bank really does have snakes in it. I checked. Im tempted to scan my own copy of the map and do a doge version, but I doubt my…

These are the Private Apartments located behind the Inn in the Keep. Apartment 7a is the Jewel Merchant and his wife, while Apartment 7b is the jovial Priest with his two silent acolytes. Over the next several days I will be posting floorplans for the other buildings in the Keep. These maps are more of the old school blue I'm fond of, based on some hand drawn maps I found some time ago over on Dragonsfoot by paleologos.

This past weekend the full crew couldn't assemble so I pulled out Dungeon Crawl Classics again. We have played five or six games in our DCC campaign on nights like this, and the most recent one ended with the party at the Keep on the Borderlands (thus the redrawing of the Keep of the Castellan…

Map by Druvas. Click here for the full-size version Dragonsfoot member Druvas has posted a nice map of the Cave of the Unknown (a DIY area in B2 Keep on the Borderlands) that he crafted using GIMP. He hasn't fully stocked it (in progress), but he mentions a few features in the thread, including:Area 1 is the entrance, through "a sinkhole about 30' deep" Area 8 and 9 are connected by "iron rungs, sort of like monkey bars, set in the rive

Hi everyone, Today I have been working on a new map from the old D&D module The Keep on the Borderlands.

Lucian's hideout

I'm very excited about this post! I've been "collaborating" on a little project with a very, very talented artist friend of mine, Scott from DarkFantasyPainting. By collaborating I mean "I point excitedly at one of my favourite Old School D&D Pictures and say can you do something like that?" and then Scott works his magic. The Keep on the Borderlands Long term D&D players will probably recognise Erol Otus's iconic visualisation of the The Keep on the Borderlands from the D&D module of the…

Location: The Keep from Keep on the Borderlands.

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