I've slowly been procedurally generating out a map of a science fantasy campaign setting and doing a solo hex crawl over on my dice camp. I realized I'd have more fun with a premade map so I went and made a map. This is just the most barebones map and I think over the coming weeks and months I will slowly flesh out massive hexmap.

These basic hexographer hexes don't portray the full picture,…

Originally published June 6th 2025

I'm slowly working on creating my own legend of zelda themed hex crawl, and I do mean slowly this map was first created september 2022.

The basic gist is that it takes place during the Hyrulean Civil War in a "Shot and Sorcery" setting.

You can download the keys and character creation rules here

This will slowly be updated with more and more stuff as time…

Originally published August 20th 2024

My friends and I recently got done with a project we called the Eastlake Survey. I created a very bare bones hexcrawl and a small empty bestiary to accompany it. We were to fill out the bestiary and then using then fill out the hex crawl making sense of the world via the monsters that were written. If you would like to do the same thing (something that we…

Originally published February 7th 2024

I have recently started work on a bronze age lost world style setting called the Bay of Birini. It's a hex crawl over a 50 x 50 mile area. It uses a bunch of shit from other people because it's a home game thing so I am not gonna post the hexes because a chunk of them are written by other people. Instead here is the plain map and the hex fill procedures…

... if strict attention is not paid to the weather and seasons

originally published November 28th 2022

Hex crawls are games where time is currency. You spend a single day moving a distance, consuming resources as needed. The next day you do the same, and this repeats until you decide to stop for whatever reason. As one crawls through the hexes they can find interesting locations, and stumbles…

Originally published September 21st 2020

A mildly edited version of the map found on this wonderful site that takes into account other maps put out for the setting. The hexes are at 6 miles per hex, and I recommend cropping to certain areas when using it as this map is truly massive, and it may be discouraging to see so little progress moving across the landscape.

There is also a link to a…