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HandyMaps Buildings & Structures Kickstarter (MonkeyBlood Design and Publishing)MonkeyBlood Design and Publishing launched a Kickstarter over the weekend for a new set of HandyMaps cards featuring the design work of ENnie Award winner Glynn Seal. This set will tackle twenty-two buildings and structures (perfect for fantasy RPGs) thus the name…  HandyMaps Buildings & Structures. The project has already rocketed past the 400% funding mark and you can reserve a set of the physical cards and PDF for a $20.00 pledge through December 21st. The expected delivery is April of next year.

About the Kickstarter:

Hello!

Thank you for looking at our Kickstarter.

I’m Glynn Seal — artist, writer, publisher, and 2019 ENnie-nominated and 2018 Gold ENnie Award-winning cartographer for The Midderlands setting for old school games. I’ve previously run four successful Kickstarter campaigns, and this will be the fifth.

Our previous campaign was called HandyMaps – Towns & Villages, and due to its success and the hugely positive feedback we received, we have created this campaign to provide some additional cards for buildings/structures.

HandyMaps Buildings & Structures Card (MonkeyBlood Design and Publishing)So, we are creating set of twenty two (22), double-sided A5 cards showing beautifully illustrated and evocative elevations and floorplan layouts for fantasy-themed buildings/structures. The map cards can be used as player handouts or tools for game planning by Game Masters.

The cards will be double-sided in a handy A5 size (210mm high x 148mm wide OR 8.27″ high x 5.83″ wide) from 350gsm uncoated card stock (giving a nice matt finish, suitable for ink and pencil marking).

Each side will be professionally digitally printed with a single full colour elevation of the building to one side, and a black-inked floorplan to the reverse, all on a parchment style background.

The floorplan sides will all have a basic grid and minimal text labels (generally kept to suggested uses, floor/storey labels, and level change designations such as stairs and ladders), but NO title, room numbers, or compass allowing Game Masters to use them as they need for their campaigns.

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