A cemetery stands amidst the underbrush on the outskirts of town, a remnant from another age.

 

 

It’s October now, and although Halloween isn’t a big thing in Australia, I know that spooky decorations are going up elsewhere! I wanted to join in with the festivities with a small collection of maps that I’ll be releasing over the course of this month.

This week your players arrive at the unkempt cemetery; rings of graves circling a solemn, robed statue. She stands tall and thin, and is covered in the droppings of the ravens that flock to this place. Behind her is a stout, stone building with heavy wooden doors that remain as sturdy as a cliff face even after so many centuries. Inside, a lone sarcophagus, and a downward stairway.

Please let me know how you’d run this map – and how your players fare, when you do – in the comments below!

Our 2-Minute Maps come with several grid and color options (moreso than above, even) with printable PDFs and virtual table top JPGs all included. If you are a supporter on Patreon (thank you!) you can download your nighttime exclusive variant here.

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Ross McConnell

DM, aspiring artist, and founder of 2-Minute Tabletop! I love drawing, writing, and worldbuilding, and this is the website where all of it comes together.

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Published: October 5, 2016
Tagged: battle map, blog

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