Wilderness Hex Template

[TheObligatorySQL]

Hey everyone. I was wondering if I could possibly get some help.

A good while ago I had discovered the website The Hydra's Grotto where he had a discussion about using a 6-mile hex for wilderness terrain. He had posted (what I thought to be) three really good templates for download: One lined for writing, one without lines, and one as a pdf form.

At some point in the past, I remember downloading all three to use, but for the life of me I can't find them. The poster hasn't been active since at least 2019, and the links to the lined and form versions (specifically the ones I was looking for) are down. Even taking the wonderful Wayback Machine to a point where the links are active was a bust.

For anyone that had ever stumbled upon and/or frequented that site, dost thou have these sheets available? Or does anyone have any template/worksheets that can serve a similar function?

Here's the link to the original page: steamtunnel.blogspot.com/2011/03/wilderness-template-and-more-on-hexes.html

[robertsconley]

First off I have a blog post that goes into detail about all the ways one can subdivide hexes with smaller hexes. It includes illustrations.

batintheattic.blogspot.com/2008/10/mapping-with-hexes.html

I have this 17" by 22" numbered hex grid
www.batintheattic.com/downloads/Campaign_Map.zip

But inspired by the 5e DMG I campaign up with these maps.
www.batintheattic.com/downloads/Mapping.zip

They are continental map at 60 miles per hex

A kingdom map at 6 miles per hex
A province map at 1 mile per hex.

Along with a version that shows each map subdivided into smaller maps.

[grodog]

Black Blade also sells graph and hex pads; you can see them “live” on my blog at grodog.blogspot.com/2020/02/renovating-the-monastery-in-greyhawk-part-1.html and grodog.blogspot.com/2023/01/dungeon23-and-mega-dungeon-tools-of-the-trade.html (which includes ordering info, in case you’re interested).

Allan.