About the work

A closer look.

Name one real place: a corner of a park, a street, a lot, a stretch of water you know. I pull the actual ground from open survey data (OpenStreetMap geometry, USGS elevation), draw it on a 5-foot grid, and key it like a dungeon — the entrances, the low spots that flood, where the ground gives way, the lines that hold when it matters. You get a print-ready sheet as PDF and PNG. It is the same kind of sheet a live table ran twice; if you run a game, this is your home ground made playable. If the place you name cannot be drawn honestly from the data available, I tell you before you pay.