The Japanese Castle Battle Maps
A detailed, hand-drawn battle map of a 5-floor (plus roof) ÅŒshiro, or Japanese Castle, the commanding home and fortress of a local lord.
This irradiated map adds an extra sickly glow to Rootyful’s normally healthy and vibrant-looking Sacred Spring battle map, and is a free variant now available in the existing download package!
For fans of post-apocalyptic settings like Fallout, this map variant injects a toxic twist into the serene beauty of the sacred spring. Imagine the strategic possibilities as your players navigate a radioactive wasteland! But beware – the map’s hazardous environment should inspire caution, or perhaps even a quest to cleanse the spring and restore its former glory..?
Every great forest can surely use a little corruption in need of cleansing >:) This map offers numerous tangents such as… what happens if a player touches or bathes in the radioactive pool? What kind of dangers exist on their journey to find it? These are the things we happily leave to the experts, you!
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Published: March 12, 2024
Tagged: battle map, blog, fallout, map variant, radioactive, toxic
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Complete Luddite here, but can these printed out poster size for D&D? If so how? I’ve gone to staples to have them printed out but they’re clueless in sizing them.
Hmm I have no personal experience getting custom artwork printed onto posters, but here are the sizing details I can give you that may help if you’re providing them with our 300 DPI version of the map: The Width:Height ratio is 16:22, and the overall pixel dimensions are 4800px width by 6600px height. I would imagine just letting them know you need a 16×22 size poster would be enough information to get them going. 🙂