Richard's Scarn Site

Here, you'll find the Dundjinni maps I have seen fit to post... click on the thumbnail to download the massive full-size version. I have made them into jpg files. The rest of this site is dedicated to my Scarred Lands D&D3.5 campaign. Take a look around - you might find some Dundjinni maps in other areas of the site! Enjoy!

Oh... and all the maps in this part of the site contain 100% user created textures and images - free to use, duplicate and distribute. Drop me a line if you want me to send you a particular texture, or to find out how I created a particular effect.

Harman's Sewer

Harman's first Dundjinni contest map. This map has been somewhat playtested (some textures darkened to make the walls a little more apparent, and one angle cut down to avoid line of sight arguments), and works well for players who don't mind a fairly cluttered map. The victory area in the center of the map makes for some serious "king of the hill" scenarios.

1.5MB jpg file. Click on the image to download.

Harman's Extreme Sewer

Harman's second Dundjinni contest map. This map is similar to the first, but has been designed to allow Huge creatures to play. Otherwise, it captures the same spirit and ambiance as the first map. Note that I did away with the odd exit squares, and made it more like the Fane of Lolth map by Wizards - one big start area at one end, and two more regular start areas at the other end.

1.5MB jpg file. Click on the image to download.

Harman's Ambush Map

What player would not expect to be ambushed on a map like this? Well, it's going to happen, and this is the map to do it in. The players would start just north of the bridge, and try to get past the ruined keep. A barricade of piled wood and junk serves to alert the intrepid adventurers that something is not right... then the rocks and arrows start falling among them.

It's a big map, usable for big outdoor battles. Use it with skirmish or RPG...

2.5MB jpg file. Click on the image to download.

Harman's Necromancer Lair

The party spent s couple of frightening game sessions cleaning out this, the home of Ankh-Tom The Mighty, a Lich and his Death Knight, Mummy and Ghost followers. The Lich was working on a couple of Ghoul Beholders when the pesky heroes interrupted his work forever.

1MB jpg file. Click on the image to download.

Harman's Medusa Lair

The heroes spent about 12 rounds cleaning this place out. The Medusa-Bard Alasaria the Old was attempting to build something here, but the do-gooders just had to come and ruin everything.

500 kb jpg file. Click on the image to download.

Some Mini Pics

(click on the thumbnail to see full-sized pic)

Not repainted... just a base job with silver and gold coins.

A bunch of photos of some painted ponies, as I like to call them. Centaurs would be insulted, of course. I repainted my two Heroes because it seemed a shame for such a nice pose to go poorly painted. One I left as a pinto and the other i made light brown. The two regular Centaurs were repainted - don't remember why now, but it seemed like a good idea at the time. Here they solemnly cross an old stone bridge.

All right, a re-do of the Big Blue Dragon. I was not hapy with the finish on ole BB, so I went back to the drawing board. I made him less metallic and darkened the yellow a little. I did less black low-lights and more light blue highlights. I think it's lookin' pretty good!

Large White Dragon. I took a Zombie White Dragon, filled in all the open sores and such, and repainted him a flatter white. I gave him a blueish tinge just because I did not want a totally monochromatic critter.


Here, you'll find the Dundjinni maps I have seen fit to post... click on the thumbnail to download the massive full-size version. I have made them into jpg files. The rest of this site is dedicated to my Scarred Lands D&D3.5 campaign. Take a look around - you might find some Dundjinni maps in other areas of the site! Enjoy! Oh... and all the maps in this part of the site contain 100% user created textures and images - free to use, duplicate and distribute. Drop me a line if you want me to send you a particular texture, or to find out how I created a particular effect.

	Harman's Sewer Harman's first Dundjinni contest map. This map has been somewhat playtested (some textures darkened to make the walls a little more apparent, and one angle cut down to avoid line of sight arguments), and works well for players who don't mind a fairly cluttered map. The victory area in the center of the map makes for some serious "king of the hill" scenarios. 1.5MB jpg file. Click on the image to download.
	Harman's Extreme Sewer Harman's second Dundjinni contest map. This map is similar to the first, but has been designed to allow Huge creatures to play. Otherwise, it captures the same spirit and ambiance as the first map. Note that I did away with the odd exit squares, and made it more like the Fane of Lolth map by Wizards - one big start area at one end, and two more regular start areas at the other end. 1.5MB jpg file. Click on the image to download.
	Harman's Ambush Map What player would not expect to be ambushed on a map like this? Well, it's going to happen, and this is the map to do it in. The players would start just north of the bridge, and try to get past the ruined keep. A barricade of piled wood and junk serves to alert the intrepid adventurers that something is not right... then the rocks and arrows start falling among them. It's a big map, usable for big outdoor battles. Use it with skirmish or RPG... 2.5MB jpg file. Click on the image to download.
	Harman's Necromancer Lair The party spent s couple of frightening game sessions cleaning out this, the home of Ankh-Tom The Mighty, a Lich and his Death Knight, Mummy and Ghost followers. The Lich was working on a couple of Ghoul Beholders when the pesky heroes interrupted his work forever. 1MB jpg file. Click on the image to download.
	Harman's Medusa Lair The heroes spent about 12 rounds cleaning this place out. The Medusa-Bard Alasaria the Old was attempting to build something here, but the do-gooders just had to come and ruin everything. 500 kb jpg file. Click on the image to download.

Some Mini Pics (click on the thumbnail to see full-sized pic)

		Not repainted... just a base job with silver and gold coins.


A bunch of photos of some painted ponies, as I like to call them. Centaurs would be insulted, of course. I repainted my two Heroes because it seemed a shame for such a nice pose to go poorly painted. One I left as a pinto and the other i made light brown. The two regular Centaurs were repainted - don't remember why now, but it seemed like a good idea at the time. Here they solemnly cross an old stone bridge.



All right, a re-do of the Big Blue Dragon. I was not hapy with the finish on ole BB, so I went back to the drawing board. I made him less metallic and darkened the yellow a little. I did less black low-lights and more light blue highlights. I think it's lookin' pretty good!
Large White Dragon. I took a Zombie White Dragon, filled in all the open sores and such, and repainted him a flatter white. I gave him a blueish tinge just because I did not want a totally monochromatic critter.