Old school fantasy and science fiction maps for roleplaying games

Dungeon intersection

Welcome to Paths Peculiar – an online resource for dungeon masters and fans of the fantasy and science fiction genres.

I publish hand-drawn maps (and sometimes drawing of other fantasic things) for use with roleplaying games like Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder and the various Old School Renaissance (OSR) games. The maps posted here are suitable for any game with a setting similar to the ones in such games.


Expedition Log – a journey through strange lands of myth and legend

Expedition Log is a fictional travel journal based on the works of an adventuring cartographer and explorer. It recounts the fortunes and misfortunes of a mysterious voyage in search of the legendary lost library.

The book is designed to function as an in-game artefact: a dusty old tome that the characters themselves might unearth hidden in an obscure library or remote dungeon. It can also be used as a GM tool to spark the imagination with tons of intriguing locations and adventure hooks. Or it can simply be read as a novel.

A5 dressed hardback encased in an embroidered cloth binding, 86 pages, high-quality print and paper, black & silver.

Get Expedition Log here


Download maps for free

You are welcome to download whatever you wish on this website, for personal use – however please do not publish the maps elsewhere without my permission. I hope my maps will bring you inspiration and enhance your campaigns.


Contact me

Should you wish to contact me, please e-mail niklas@wistedt.net


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Learn how to draw your own maps – tutorials for beginners

Drawing maps is a really fun and creative part of the hobby, but it can be hard to get started. To help out, I’ve put together a series of tutorials on how to draw fantasy maps. Click this link to read more about the tutorials, or click the below links to go directly to the tutorial you are interested in: