Malediction: Selejia

Designed to support the game’s rich lore and ongoing conflicts, the map was created to communicate not only the geography of Selejia, but also the territories and spheres of influence of the rival factions vying for its future. As a centerpiece of a publication dedicated to introducing the world, the piece balances clarity and functionality with a highly ornamental approach. Decorative elements and graphic embellishments were carefully integrated into the composition, allowing the cartography itself to reinforce the atmosphere, history, and visual identity of the setting.

Fim dos Tempos: Galrasia

This map depicts Galrasia, a vast island-continent located south of Arton. Designed as a large-scale hexcrawl, it supports open-ended exploration campaigns, highlighting untamed wilderness, ancient ruins, isolated settlements, and territories that remain largely unknown even within the setting itself.

To accommodate the needs of a live-streamed campaign, location icons were created as separate assets and overlaid during broadcasts as new places were discovered by the players, allowing the map to evolve organically alongside the story.

Among Ruins and Realms

Created to accompany a story of warring kingdoms, fading ancient protections, and multiple protagonists, the maps were designed to reinforce the setting’s sense of scale, discovery, and historical depth. Together, they help establish Tenuria as a layered fantasy world, where geography, politics, and the remnants of older powers are closely intertwined.

Golden Garden

Featured in the supplement Schools of Magic, Golden Garden (Jardim Áureo) is the magical institution located in Sodori. The map was designed not only to depict the physical layout of the academy, but also to communicate its cultural identity and underlying philosophy. Its art direction draws heavily from Japanese ukiyo-e prints, incorporating visual elements inspired by ornamental gardens, traditional architecture, and, above all, the sacred Dwelling of Khulan. The goal was to create a map that functions simultaneously as a navigational tool and as an extension of the setting’s visual and narrative identity.

Bersìs, 1977

Each district was conceived to express its own social, economic, and cultural role, creating a city intended to feel lived-in, inhabited, and shaped by generations of history. Particular attention was given to the relationship between urban growth, political power, religious institutions, and geography, reinforcing the sense of Bersìs as a functioning medieval metropolis.

The map was developed for use in A Confraria‘s streamed campaigns set in Ierri. To support an evolving live-play format, location icons were created as separate assets and added to the map during broadcasts as new places, events, and storylines emerged throughout the campaign.

The Legend of Ghanor

Designed to support both gameplay and worldbuilding, the maps sought to establish a cohesive visual identity for Ghanor while conveying the scale and diversity of the setting. Particular attention was given to readability and visual hierarchy, ensuring that the maps could function equally well as game aids, reference material, and collectible poster artwork.