Build Modular Shipwreck Maps for your Tabletop Game (2021) GameSmith S03E013

No aquatic adventure is complete without shipwrecks! Shipwreck maps made for miniatures are a necessary terrain pieces for any aquatic adventure. This GameSmith tutorial will turn simple cardboard sheets into maps that can be used as modular shipwrecks allowing GMs to mix and match bow, midship, and stern sections creating dozens of different maps. Players never have to visit the same map twice!

Once the exterior map is set, GMs can also create unique interior walls and bulkheads creating even more unique shipwreck maps for characters to explore and encounter a host of aquatic terrors. Whether the wreck is set on an abandoned beach or settled on the sea bottom, this modular map system is perfect for pirate themed roleplaying game adventures such as The Ghosts of Saltmarsh for Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) or the Skulls & Shackles Adventure Path for Pathfinder.

This DIY crafting tutorial that uses the simplest of materials and tools to create module shipwreck maps for use in your aquatic adventures. We hope you enjoy this series and our other watery themed tutorials on how to build your own water accessories terrain.

For those of you unfamiliar with the video “The Front Fell Off” I referenced at the start of this episode, please check it out at    • The Front Fell Off  


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