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Print this version out and tear up the edges for an extra dose of immersion, if that's your preference!

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thelibraryghost

I do miss the parchment versions of your isometric/regional maps. But as Olivier Laurent points out, I guess we could do B&W on fake-aged paper. Have you tried either method?

Bernard Howell

Think I like this aesthetic even better!

2minutetabletop

It's handy if your climate is vastly different to the "regular" version, too. Much easier to imagine a foot of snow when your map isn't a verdant green!

Olivier Laurent

This looks wonderful but I'm not sure the parchment look is really. There is a lot of really cool looking papers available to print map with different distressed looks. Those tend to look better than a printed background (especially because the parchment effect is on both side), I feel that a black or lightly shaded black and white version would allow people to use those more easily (you can really print a parchment effect on top of parchment paper).

2minutetabletop

You're right, a better effect is probably achievable with special paper and the B&W version. That said, I'm sure some virtual table top users may enjoy this version.

Olivier Laurent

I always forget about virtual tabletops!