Part of my design process for an adventure/campaign area is sketch things out, sometimes it's a relationship map, sometimes it's sort of a storyborad, maps, and other times it's panoramas.
Overall shot:
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| A painted sketchy render of the idea. The rows of grey blocky dots are a couple thousand buildings each. |
Closeup on one outer bastion.
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| The little red dots are 6' tall people. |
Going all 10' by 10'grid precision on this would be awesome and insanely crazy. I have to wonder how much mileage I could get out of using these shots and others at the table to explain and illustrate the adventure setting and how much grunt work I could skip thanks to the limited spectacle; do players have to know where the barracks room is inside the outer western foot of the that bastion or would just knowing it's in there do the job?
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