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Perfect Length Ryan, and great content.

Page layout and combining images with text is an underrated skill - I can't even describe it, but I can see it appreciate it <3

Candle budget is poppin, hell yeah

I can't for the life of me find your background music--- can you share where you got it? The credited source returns zero results online lol

I love your style for the outside maps - with the paint pens and the fineliners on top! How did you come up with it?

Hey, there's no Pokemon here!

These sorts of hazards are great! I once ran a dungeon where the lowest level was filled with carbon dioxide, it created a fun challenge/puzzle for the players to get around.

Love this idea! Thanks for sharing the maps. 👍🏼

Ohhh thats beautiful Maps in that sort of style will always be my favourite

That's incredible

😂😂

And your art skills dont forget that

Nice!!

Subscribed, this is absolute fire

Thats so cool and detailed! Im sure this channel will get rlly big

Make a map of your exact position on planet earth frfr

Aw heck yeah!

How does this video only have 99 likes!?! I’m happy to be your 100th like. Amazing content!

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Perfect amount of time to watch. Thank you!

U should make a 3d map

No but I actually want to learn how to do this 😭

Very nice. Although I have to admit that, after reading the title about "a goblin adventure," I was hoping to have an adventure for goblins (meaning goblin PCs).

Love this! Super cool to see it coming together like that!

Great use of paint markers. They are often underestimated for their versatility.

I really love the look of the markers with that cutout in the hill, what do you call that style?

I love this adventure! Honestly though you had me at goblins. I would be interested to see what other things you can do with them that isn't the standard cannon fodder that goblins are normally used for.

Phew, is that a faint smoke coming from the tea? My biggest fear was that it was running cold 😅

I love the little self-contained adventure built into the map and situation itself; plot hooks are well and good, but I think a hallmark of good roleplay design is it inspires the players to be nosy in a self-directed sort of way, and can work well no matter what direction the players approach the situation from.

Good job as usual! I definitely take some ideas out of this 😎. If you ever want to try alcohol markers in the futur, give a try the brand Hohuhu. They are as good but a lot less expensive than Copics.

Hello! 😃 I don't run dnd like games but I really appreciate how you formulate your thoughts on how to make the adventure interesting. I'll try to combine different kinds of dangers in the future. Thanks for the video, it's always a pleasure to see your art!

You did not look like what I was expecting not an insult though you look great

5 years?! lets reach the end of the year first? :P

My 5 year plan is to get good

This is really exciting news! Stoked

It's been great watching this channel grow over the past few months. I count myself lucky that I found it. Looking forward to what's next!

I love the new face videos! And the audio quality isn't too bad, but I think that a dedicated microphone would do a little better. Keen for the atlas!

Beautiful work! Instant sub. Can't wait to dig into the archive and see what you have released so far. Also excited to see the updated Atlas!

Great stuff here...keep it coming

Just a random visitor here: I don't think you need to use the switching camera positions as much as you do around 2:30 and 5:20. I find your tone and way of speaking very calm (and fitting the video topic!), so a steady camera angle would make it feel more consistent.

The "so" at 0:10 sounded like a true german starting a conversation or leaving a party 😆

This channel is a real creative inspiration for me

Ooooh, do a globe next. You could use super sculpy or something.

I'm boring. I use a free tile program and a bunch of personally made, but simple 16×32 isometric tiles and slap them together to make my continent map. There's slightly transparent blue water tiles, green plains tiles, and forest tiles and mountain (foothills and peaks) tiles. And road tiles in four directions for all types. All my city tiles are unique at least. Then I zoom in a level (by changing maps) with incredibly simple wall/rock/brick tiles for walls and only add additional layers for details like tall grass/flowers and NPC/objects. Using the basic 4 pixel steps for 3D sets outdoors. Campaign map grid is usually 64×64 and i design the location tiles on an extremely rushed just before the game night basis. 😅 So far most of my players appreciate the very rough but interactive updating live references for out games. I even had two of my players offer to draw their and other party member characters facing more than one direction. Instead of simply using a direction marker for their character. It's worked well over zoom.

Congrats on the milestone! I am super excited to see the atlas! As an adventure writer, I would love to hear what you think about releasing maps in a commercial license. Some patreons do that at their highest tier. Of course that there are pros and cons and some creators prefere not to.

I'm keen for those adventure modules! I love you're worldbuilding and would love to play a campaign in your world.

Awesome length. Although... I dunno if I'm ready to see a face for those talented hands! Congrats on 5000 subscribers. Hope there's some token recognition coming your way for your good work.