Mappa Mundi is a game about exploration, a game about ecologies, a game about landscapes, worldbuilding, and storytelling. But at its core, Mappa Mundi is a game about Monsters and Creatures. In this blog, I am incredibly happy to share my favourite (so far) Mappa Mundi Monster with you: The Erl King.

The penultimate weekend in July saw the inaugural Free RPG Day taking place in friendly local game stores and TTRPG groups and communities across the world, and we at Three Sails Studios were no exception. In this blog, I’ll be covering our contribution to Free RPG Day, what we got up to, and where.

One of Mappa Mundi’s defining features is the process of exploring the Wilds of Ecumene, finding the secret ways used only by Monsters and Creatures, and moving through an indifferent landscape to complete your Chronicle. To represent this, we use the Journey Deck. In this blog, I’ll be sharing how I designed the Journey Deck, the role it plays in the game, and lots of juicy artwork. Let’s do it!

Hello, Chroniclers! In his first blog post, Jeremy Blum, developer and co-writer of Mappa Mundi - An Exploration + Ecology RPG, talks about the process of bringing Barbecia, the first of ten regions to feature in the game, to life! Covering Monsters, the origins of the people of Barbecia, and some of the inspirations behind this setting, hear the tale straight from the proverbial horse’s mouth. Let’s get down to it!

Hello, Chroniclers! George here, creator of Mappa Mundi - An Exploration + Ecology RPG. Today we’re going to be talking about Licences, Mappa Mundi’s version of character classes, what they are, what types of gameplay they encourage, and some inspirations behind their inclusions. Let’s get down to it!