Cartograph is a roleplaying game about map-making, exploration, worldbuilding, and resource management, designed by Brandon Lee. You play a budding cartographer arriving in a new land with a blank map book and a desire to explore. The heart of the game is building that map, filling it with detail as you play through a variety of prompts and tables. The core rules are easy to learn, and you can play solo or with friends. By the end, you’ll have a unique map of an unknown world full of interesting locations and history, along with a journal describing the places you discovered. It’s a wonderful homebrew setting to bring into D&D or any other fantasy roleplaying game.

What’s Inside: Cartograph is a calm, creative journaling game that’s perfect for quiet evenings. As you explore, you’ll roll on tables to discover new landmarks, peoples, and mysteries, then sketch them onto your map and write about them in your journal. You’ll also need to manage your coin, wares, and food as you travel, so each trip into the unknown comes with a little tension. You don’t need any artistic skill to play, just curiosity and a pencil. When you’re done, you’ll have a hand-drawn world that’s ready to become the setting for your next D&D campaign. The Atlas Edition is a 90-page A5 hardcover. It’s a lovely gift for solo roleplayers, journaling fans, and game masters looking for new settings to build their adventures in.