The Island Crossing
Two islets and three red bridges are between your players and their goal. What else awaits them?
A grand, stone temple complex, on a 44×34 canvas, furnished for eight.
Vladir is the artist who pieced this marvelous map together, furnished it, and carefully lit it. The end result is the sort of sprawling building I would love to live in myself if I could (just look at that spa room!) but we’ll just have to live vicariously through our PCs. 🙂
Download this map, zoom in, and have a wander. I especially recommend the cozy nighttime version!
How might you use this one? The headquarters of a knight’s order? Perhaps of a villainous group hiding in plain sight? A luxurious player base? As always, please share your thoughts below!
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Published: July 1, 2023
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Unless I am mistaken, the only access to the kitchens and storeroom are via the temple itself. In that case, I wouldn't like to be the acolyte who has to keep the floor clean. Myself, I would have had a small porter's lodge type side entrance, say by taking 5' of the kitchen and dining rooms.