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A mountain peak of staggering height, reaching above the heavens and into the realm of the gods...

This battle map might be dizzying for two reasons: first, the unease it might give you if you're as afraid of heights as I am; second, the perplexing perspective! You see, Anvil Rock is a little more abstract than I usually dare draw for 2-Minute Tabletop, but I thought it was fitting for this particular map concept. 

With this strange perspective the plateau can serve as a battle ground with a clear grid, but the staircase and the surroundings can be drawn in service of showing the sheer height of this mountaintop. I hope that it's worth the small "playable" area! At the very least, I'm glad for the learning experience.

Does this fantastical mountain peak have a place in your world? What might be its significance, if so? I'd love to hear about your ideas in the comments! :)

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Chi

Running Neverland setting right now, this would be a perfect place in the mountains to meet some plot point NPCs!

The Blue-Eyed Bard

The dwarves in my campaign setting have just acquired a Skyforge. Thanks!

Shervin Rafsandjani

Timing couldn't be better - for my session tonight I needed a spot that a dragon could retreat to and this is perfect! It is now the base of a bunch of dragon worshipers who will heal the dragon if he is so injured he can't defeat the party...

David Pōkiha

This gives me some Chris Riddell "Edge Chronicles" vibes and I'm very into it.

2minutetabletop

Lovely! I hope your players are veeery careful facing a dragon here. :)

Shervin Rafsandjani

They were - several dragon worshipers dropped off the side and just before the dragon was about to come round for a second breath of fire the rogue rolled a 20 on a crossbow shot which was enough to finish the dragon off - he plummeted down to the foot of the huge rock and is now a big sticky mess of dragon...

Oskar Pennychurch

I absolutely love this ! i needed this exact sorta map for later in my campaign ... your art is fantastic

PMFL

Very nice. How tall would you say this is?

2minutetabletop

It depends on the size of your planet and its atmosphere (in other words, I have no idea, sorry!) If your world is modeled after earth I would just look up how high cumulus clouds tend to gather + how tall they tend to be and set it a little higher than that.