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Hey everyone!

So excited to show you this map. This idea has been cooking in Cze's head for a while now and Aotray did a great job bringing it to life.

We see this as a continuation of our Archaeological Dig map we released recently. This is where all those unearthed fossils go, to be turned into research specimens go, to bestudied and added to the great tree of ancestors. Tracing back the draconic line to the ancient Progenitor Dragon.

We imagined the scientist working here to be trying to get enough genetic material to remake that most ancient dragon. Maybe you should help him! Or rethink what a disaster that might be, what havoc it might unleash!

As a separate thought, this could work well as part of a magic school if you're running that kind of campaign! :) If you are running a magic school, check out Elseridge Academy over on Borough Bound.

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Athena_714

Wow, these are so stunning! I am running a Strixhaven homebrew campaign and can see so much potential with this! Would love to see more classroom and academic campus-like settings <3

Tyler Stercula

These are truly top-notch! Excellent work.

Anonymous

These recent maps are everything I've been waiting for, this and the gnome village are perfect for my new campaign

Sam Gardner

This is no joke my favorite map yet. This series and the Wizard Prison feels like we're really in a fantasy world that had grown to respond to monsters and magic. I love the immersion.

Marianne Rogers

Well now I'm going to have to add another room to my upcoming adventure (and I couldn't be happier)

Marianne Rogers

Yup, one of my players bought me the Strixhaven book "for ideas" so I guess that's a hint that he wants to see more university shennanigans lol. Until Czepeku can get up to speed on more academia maps, I hope it's ok to mention that another map maker I support, Eightfold Paper, has done a pretty dang good series of School of Sorcery maps and their style isn't quite as iconic as Czepeku's but it's got the same realistic-but-painterly vibe and those maps might help fill in the gaps in your battlemap needs in the meantime.

Kurobara

Such beautiful variations, I foresee a Menagerie episode in my Star Trek campaign.