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Dungeons & Dragons, Fantasy, geomorph, Kudos, mapping challenge, Maps, RPG
This is all about braggin’ rights. Or is it?
Inspired by my own geomorph mapping project, Risus Monkey launched his own. Except he’s doing it WAY faster than I did. He uses the same scale I do (a 100 foot by 100 foot map segment, with two entrances equally spaced on each side), so effectively you can use his geomorphs and mine interchangeably in a set. In fact, I may just print out a full batch of his and mix them up with my own and take a few snapshots of the ensuing dungeons.
Oh, and to go the one step better? Rob Lang of the Free RPG blog also has a generator for Risus Monkey’s geomorphs, (The Monkey Mapper) and it is pretty up to date, typically having close to the full set of tiles available in the generator at any time.
You can check out his Geomorph Mapping Project here.
And here’s a quick dungeon I threw together in the Gimp using just his geomorphs.
The Deep Dungeons of the MonkeyMap!
Dyson's Dodecahedron 
Thanks for the shout-out! It was always my intent that the two sets could be combined into a huge super-set. And your own tiles have been very inspirational to me. Beyond the simple idea of the project (which is brilliant), I loved how you made an effort to make your tiles multi-level.
I owe you thanks for many hours of drawing pleasure *and* my very first drawing tablet (which I use solely for making maps).
Both you guys do some amazing map work!