D&D Battle Map — Top-Down Dungeon
FluxA Flux.1 dev prompt for a top-down D&D dungeon battle map — a faint one-inch square grid, a corridor to a central chamber with a stone altar, side rooms with a pool and crates, a bottom chamber with a raised platform, door swing arcs, and a muted stone floor texture.
Last tested: August 2026 with Flux Flux.1 dev
Part of the Flux prompt library · see more flat design prompts .
Prompt
A top-down dungeon battle map for tabletop role-playing, a grid of one-inch squares faintly drawn in light grey across the entire surface, a stone corridor entrance at the top leading down to a large central chamber with a stone altar, two side corridors branching east and west to smaller rooms, the west room containing a circular pool drawn in blue with a small ripple pattern, the east room containing three stacked crates and a weapon rack drawn in top-down icon view, a second larger chamber at the bottom with a raised platform and two pillar columns, doors drawn as gaps in the walls with small swing-direction arcs, thin stone floor texture in muted grey and brown, no text, no room labels, no numbers, no compass, clean cartographic illustration style suitable for printing and miniatures use
Settings
- Model
- Flux Flux.1 dev
- Aspect ratio
- 3:2
How to use this prompt
The one-inch square grid is the single most important element on a battle map, and naming "one-inch squares" tells Flux the scale and purpose — a gridless map is useless for miniatures. The faint light grey colour is deliberate because a dark grid competes with the room features and makes the map hard to read under a table lamp. "Doors drawn as gaps in the walls with small swing-direction arcs" is the D&D cartography convention for portals, and naming the arc detail prevents Flux from drawing doors as flat rectangles. The top-down icon view for objects — crates, pool, altar — is what separates a usable battle map from a decorative dungeon illustration.
Variations to try
- Add a lava channel in glowing orange-red running through the bottom chamber for a volcanic dungeon
- Replace the stone dungeon with a forest clearing battle map — trees as top-down canopy circles and a campfire
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What to do next
For developers — copy this prompt as JSON
{
"title": "D&D Battle Map — Top-Down Dungeon",
"prompt": "A top-down dungeon battle map for tabletop role-playing, a grid of one-inch squares faintly drawn in light grey across the entire surface, a stone corridor entrance at the top leading down to a large central chamber with a stone altar, two side corridors branching east and west to smaller rooms, the west room containing a circular pool drawn in blue with a small ripple pattern, the east room containing three stacked crates and a weapon rack drawn in top-down icon view, a second larger chamber at the bottom with a raised platform and two pillar columns, doors drawn as gaps in the walls with small swing-direction arcs, thin stone floor texture in muted grey and brown, no text, no room labels, no numbers, no compass, clean cartographic illustration style suitable for printing and miniatures use",
"model": "Flux",
"model_version": "Flux.1 dev",
"settings": {
"aspect_ratio": "3:2"
},
"style_tags": [
"flat-design",
"illustration"
],
"use_case_tags": [
"fantasy-maps",
"game-design"
],
"source_url": "https://promptkoi.com/prompts/flux/dnd-battle-map-dungeon/"
}The whole library is available as an open JSON dataset · developer docs.
