Completed this today over the course of a handful of hours. Just another random encounter map. 

"Along the eastern side of the continent is a vast desert that demarcates the current border of a reclusive dwarven nation. Along its western border are the remains of an ancient wall that stretches the span for hundreds of miles. Most of it is severely degraded and is only considered a wall by well read historians. To the majority they are, simply, scattered ruins at an oddly consistent latitude and wildly differing intervals. Many of the sites are now home to many different denizens, some transient and some more permanent. Many human scholars have come to the conclusion that it is ancient dwarven stonework. At any rate, the threat that it once guarded against and the empire that once maintained it are long faded beyond modern memory."

A desert ruin for a potential random encounter in my Dravlun campaign. 

Finishing working on a couple encounter maps for a module I'll be running in a convention on Saturday and Sunday this week. This particular module is called Jaunt to the Center of Faerun (CCC-ALMOG-20, Tales 01-04). 

This is a much needed respite from the tedium of a recent city map I have been bogged down trying to finish. Always a bit nostalgic and cathartic to create maps for convention obligations. In 2017 when I got into D&D I threw my hat into every convention that I could for about 2 years, almost visiting a new con every month. This created a ton of opportunities to be inspired, to earn my dungeon master chops and to make maps.