Here’s another map. The versions here are free (check licence below) but if you want to tip me check out my patreon.
Map #16 – Ancient Crypt
Final map of the bunch I had ready. This time a small crypt. If you feel like tipping me and getting access to a few perks – higher resolution and more variants – consider becoming a patron.
Map #15 – Hidden ruins, pt. II
Weekend of many maps continues with an simple dungeon map – see earlier here and here. You can think of it as continuation of a previous map that I’ve drawn, namely hidden ruins. If you want to tip me and get access to higher resolution versions and other perks, consider becoming a patron.
There isn’t much of a story to this map, but I’d like to highlight a couple of parts of it. Firstly, there is a circular ritual room that has partly fallen off facing a cliff. There are stairs that lead to the surface and that have been built more recently. One possibility is that cultist are trying to resurrect an ancient mage or demigod that has been buried in the chamber next to the ritual room.
Secondly, some of the prison cells are equipped with trapdoors so that prisoners can be extracted for more extreme questioning or even sacrifice. Also, one of the rooms has a collapsed floor that allows access to the secret part of the dungeon. There also was an elevator but the collapsed ceilings have rendered it useless. If you feel like it, it could also act as an entry point to the dungeon.
The customary version without the grid can be found behind this link.
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Map #14 – City of Skærfjell
I made a quick city map. I’m not completely satisfied with how it turned out, but I’ll post it here anyways. Higher resolution versions are available to patrons
Map #13 – Keep in a Pass
I’m going to put up quite a few maps this weekend, so stay tuned. If you want to tip me or get higher resolution versions, consider becoming a patron.
The first map is a simple keep in a remote mountain pass. I has room for only a handful of people and the pass itself rarely sees traffic except for when the supplies arrive. It also boasts quite a few holding cells, but nowadays those are almost always empty. However, here’s a related adventure hook: There is a dangerous or very high value prisoner transport that has stopped and made camp at the keep for a day or two. The task of the players is then to extract the prisoner from the keep.
If you want, the keep could also be taken over by bandits or monsters
As usual, here is a version without the grid.
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Map #12 – The Spire
Time for a scifi map. Higher resolution versions are available to patrons.
This map features schematics of a space station prison for exceptionally dangerous criminals. The layout is following: There is a main level and engineering underneath it and then a tall “tail” around which single prisoner pods are connected. So from the outside this would look like a disk with a long tail – a roughly similar setup as the cloud city from Star Wars.
Spire -class stations often orbit remote hostile worlds and employ a sophisticated array of sensors. If they detect an unauthorized vessel approaching, they often fire the prison pods on the planet surface. This usually hinders the rescue operation and gives the federation rapid response ships enough time to arrive. If your setting has no faster-than-light travel, these could be stationed to a remote area of a system still within reach of conventional travel. As a last resort, the pods could be equipped with a self destruct mechanism that destroys them unless disarmed in time.
Here is a version without the grid.
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Map #11 – Family Crypt
Here’s a quick one. I had an idea for situation where a noble fakes their own death. For this map, the high res versions are available for all at patreon. Check them out! If you need the customary no grid -version, you can also find that there.
Map #10 – Goblin Caves
This is not a very innovative map (or adventure hook), but classics are classics for a good reason, right? Right…? In any case, this a small cave for goblins (or other creatures/bandits) to launch their terrorizing attacks. The map should be mostly self-explanatory. There is a holding cell and a furnished room with a secret entrance (or exit if you prefer). As per usual, higher resolution and multiple versions are available to patrons.