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Hello guys! This map series will include 2 additional variations for every $3+ Patron since reaching our goal last month.

We hope you’re ready for waves, the bright sun, and the comfort and leisure that comes from The Gambler’s Ship.

Here’s the first part.

“Imagine a ship filled with pleasure and leisure-- to have any comfort and delight you seek within the grasp of your fingertips. Sounds like a dream come true… but a reality for the few lucky ones that win a one-in-a-million lottery for an all-inclusive stay at this exclusive resort.

A quick spin at the fortune-wheel at the Sleeper’s Inn had you win a golden egg, synonymous for becoming the lucky one that everyone envies. It’s your straight ticket aboard! You board the ship with your bags in hand and a constant smile drawn on your face, and can’t wait to bask in the sun and take your excessive luck for a ride in the ship’s casino.

You notice quite a few rich and sketchy people around who must’ve bought themselves a spot of luxury. While sunbathing and enjoying the high-quality ale, you can’t help but notice that some of the passengers are acting strange. Is there more to the ship than meets the eye?”

Grid size: 44x25

Formats: JPG, PDF (13200x7500 pixels, 300DPI)

Variations: Original, Midnight, Shadowfell, Royal Sun, Amethyst Sky, Cloudscape, Ghost, Infernal Blaze

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Download Link ($3+ Rewards)

~ I’m hoping you enjoy these maps as much as we like making them. Stay tuned for part two later this month!

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Loot Tavern

Turned out very cool ! good job. I love the Royal sun and ghost versions !

Warren Fear

This is amazing! Perfect for my pirate campaign, are you gonna do any of the inside at all? Would love that, I had a plan for a ship based hotel type place, so that would be great!

Warren Fear

That's incredible, the assets would be cool but for stuff like this (I use Foundry VTT) I normally make one map the base map, and the rest as giant tokens that I make invisible and basically overlay them as the party goes there. So it works either way, the assets would be a ton easier ofcourse but alot more work for you. I'm just excited to see the rest of this one!

Warren Fear

That actually looks perfect, not sure how I missed this one, thanks!

Kalin

Please keep your amazing work

Phil Dawson

Any chance of a version of this one showing the interior of the deck level cabins instead of their roofs?