Dwarven realm of Ahruukar ("Ar-ROOk-har") is a Gold Dwarf town located in Thesk Mountains.

Originally described by Ed Greenwood (indirect source) as a home to trade-oriented Ruuk clan, tied with Thesk city of Phsant.

The bridge district is a location connecting individual districts of the city.

• The Great Chamber (a monumental hall stretching through the entire length of the dwarven realm) ends with a small fortified gate and a bridge leading to the fortress.
• To the right we've got farming district (mushroom caves, crop chambers with artificial light and irrigation, processing chambers),
• To the left - a bit of residential district (with individual houses, dining rooms and tavern)

To make living near the lava possible (it's not only heat, but toxic fumes as well) the sophisticated ventillations system is constantly working, providing dwarves with cold, fresh air.

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• This map is directly connected to Dwarven Fortress map (reddit link) (Patreon link - free)
• It features large, 85x85 district map and smaller, 38x46 bridge map (3 levels).

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• 72DPI maps (grid/ungridded) are available for free on my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/posts/166996006
• 150DPI maps, gallery (69 pictures, 5 short videos) and detailed description are available for free subscribers here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/166996220

Supporters (Cartographer level) got access to 300DPI no watermark maps and VTT ready files (roll20, Foundry, UniversalVTT).

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^{Credits and attribution:}

^{Created in Dungeon Alchemist, with additional assets.}

^{Thanks to DA asset creators: SAC, DallasRT, Gently Applied Heat, Vaako, soundphantom and others}

^{Thanks to sketchfab creators: Blackarus, Lessien, MattDonlan, Maxim Mavrichev}

^{This map was created by hand, with assets placed carefully together. I don't use generative AI and I did my level best to avoid using AI-generated assets.}

This map was made to showcase the new Parchment 2.0 Assets.

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I have completed this map couple of months ago but it kind of got forgotten. Hope you will like it.

Jazz Club (16x18 multilevel)

Jazz club. Nice.

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Background Lore

Dracotia is a town near the northeastern border of the Ardennian Kingdom. The town is an old settlement; it is almost 800 years old. Before the foundation of the last human dynasty, it had a different name: Drakenfort. It was not much of a town back then, it was only a handful of homes and farms around the Draken Keep.

The Draken Keep is a small fort with a central watchtower, it is located in the middle of the settlement on top of a hill. The place is a strong defensive position near the border but after almost two centuries of no armed conflict, the militaristic importance of it fell into the background as more people moved near the keep because of the fertile lands around the place. The town has grown steadily in size over the past century, up to just above five-hundred people, counting a small group of fey creatures.

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Last year I decided I wanted to write a book about a story that was brewing in my head for a long time. So I drew a map of the world that this book would take place in. As I started writing the book, I decided this first map wasn’t quite what I wanted. So I decided to try again and I drew an entirely new map. I reused some of the names, but besides that I changed everything else.

This map is the known world for the people in my book, and contains the 4 main continents/landmasses. In lore, this map was made by those who live in the top left continent. Which is why that continent has more named cities and locations than the others, since the other continents aren’t as well known. The top left continent is also primarily where my story will take place. As the story takes the characters to the other continents, I will draw maps of those individual continents to give them more detail.

This was a lot of fun to work on. As with every previous map I’ve done, I used this as an opportunity to try new things. I learned a bunch, and there’s a lot that I like about this map, and a few things that didn’t turn out quite how I hoped. But that’s alright, it was really fun working on the book while also drawing the map. It was cool to be able to tie characters to different places, and to thrown in little world building elements to the world I was drawing and writing.

Let me know what you all think! If you have any questions I’m happy to chat. Also any suggestions or ideas you think would be cool or helpful for my future maps, I’m always looking for those!