“Established in 2015, DeepDark Designs is a game design studio & publishing house that writes adventure modules and rule supplements for some of your favourite tabletop roleplaying games. Currently, we’re working on content for the 5th Edition of the world’s oldest roleplaying game, as well as Pathfinder 1st Edition and Pathfinder 2nd Edition.”
Account managed by Daniel McDonald, Director, DeepDark Designs
[email protected] | AenyMehrunes#6198
Our Library
- Bloody Blueprints & Macabre Maps: Season I (Premium Content). A collection of eight spooky, horror-themed battlemaps with multiple variants provided for each map plus a suite of extra materials.
- Beginner Baubles (Premium Content). A collection of two-hundred new magical items for Fifth Edition, designed with 1st-level PCs in mind.
- Magento’s Marvellous Waxworks (Premium Content). This 1st-to-3rd level module provides a one-of-a-kind adventure that sees the PCs mingle with moneyed elites, explore a mysterious waxworks, and race to save warehouse workers at a threatened depot. It features versions for Fifth Edition and PFRPG 1st and 2nd Edition.
- Instant Adventures: Bandit Camps (Premium Content). A roguish map pack that includes twelve epic bandit-themed battlemaps depicting the camps of robbers and brigands. It also contains a thirteen HQ tokens and more.
- Beginner Baubles Preview (Free Content). A free preview of Beginner Baubles (see above) that includes the basic rules for using baubles plus twenty items from the complete collection.
Coming Soon…
- Bloody Blueprints & Macabre Maps: Season II. Eight more spooky, horror-themed battlemaps with multiple variants provided for each map plus a suite of extra materials.
- The Slayer (Premium Content). A new level 1-20 class for Fifth Edition, including numerous subclasses in the form of Slayer Styles.
- The Soulbound (Premium Content). A new level 1-20 class for Fifth Edition, including numerous subclasses in the form of Artefact Origins and Artefact Types.
- The Martial Artist (Premium Content. A new level 1-20 class for Fifth Edition, including numerous subclasses in the form of Dojos.
- Instant Adventures: Mysterious Ruins. A chilling map pack that includes twelve forgotten relics of yesteryear, monster tokens and statistics, and more.
- Instant Adventures: Caves & Caverns. A dark and gloomy map pack that includes twelve subterranean sites, monster tokens and statistics, and more.
Might be tempted but can’t see the maps well enough to tell if they are worth buying. Also don’t like pog-tokens vs top-down.
That’s fair John. We’ve never quite been able to wrap our heads around top-down tokens. In our games, we tend to get lazy about re-orientating them during play and then get confused about who’s facing what direction. 😅
Yeah I think there’s a fair percentage of folks who feel the same. But seriously, on your gallery page or on a link you need to show more of your maps so that folks can actually see what they’re paying for. I need to be able to determine if they will fit into my campaigns before I plonk down cash for them
Thanks so much for the feedback John. It’s always incredibly useful to get an outsider’s perspective on these things. I’ve just updated both the DTRPG store page and the Foundry VTT store page with several additional previews of some of the maps, and we’ll be sharing closer looks at each on social media over the next few weeks.
Good morning. Do you know of any dependencies for your maps? I’m try to add the “Instant Adventures” modules to my games after buying them, entering the codes in foundry, and downloading the modules themselves.
When I try to enable the modules in Foundry by going to the Manage Modules tools under Game Settings, I get the following error message:
“Cannot be enabled due to issues in required dependencies.”
Hello Zarohk, thanks for your message and I apologise for the issues you’ve had in using your content. In order to activate most of our premium content modules, you will need to also install and activate a free module. This can be found here: https://foundryvtt.com/packages/ddd-deepdark-demiplane
Once you’ve got the DeepDark Demiplane up and running, you should find that everything else works without issue. If not, please do not hesitate to get in touch with me at [email protected] and I’ll investigate further. Thanks. – Daniel McDonald