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Hi All!

It’s finally finished! Our fourth and final major map release for May: The Palace of Stars, is here in all its glory.

This is one of the largest maps I have ever made and thus why it took me a little longer to get to you, thanks for bearing with me.

This regal palace sits in the foothills of the mountains that surround the northern end of Belverant and has been the seat of power in Caspua long before it was absorbed into the Kingdom of Haven.

NOTE: 99% of our maps are 150px grids however for the increased scale of this building I dropped it to 100px

Now the residence of the Duke and Duchess of Belverant, its splendid rooms and wonderful finery are spoken off through the lands of Taritha.

Perfect for an infiltration mission, a grand ball or maybe a spot of regicide, I look forward to hearing about how you will put this map to use :D.

Foundry Module: Palace of Stars

For our Master Cartographers and above I am building the module for this map with Levels and Wall Height compatability. 

This will be completed by Monday so thanks for bearing with me :)

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As always make sure to let me know what you think in the comments and on our discord server!

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Thank you to everyone for all the support and I hope you enjoy the maps!

Released under a CC BY-NC 4.0 licence

Thanks

George - The Reclusive Cartographer

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Comments

Seth Franklin

I want to use this, but on Roll20, the map size is just too large. It won't load at all for many of my players. I have tried using simple tools to cut it up into 3 maps, but it seems to increase the file size past roll20s limits. As Josh asked, if there is any way to break this into 2 or 3 maps, it would make it much more useful. It is beautiful work and I want to build a whole sub-plot around it!

Josh Jamieson

Is there any chance to get this as two separate maps? Or what would be the easiest way to do this without losing too much quality?