Today’s map makes a fine campsite or setting for a modular building.
The Rice Paddy fits naturally into any oriental themed campaign, and is designed to fit one of the 6×4 modular buildings. Failing that, the dry island may serve as a meeting point for the local farmers to break for tea, or you may add a fertility shrine in its center to bless the surrounding fields.
And as any Dungeon Master knows, where there’s a shrine, there’s a bounty for the monster that is haunting it!
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