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Illustration by Andrzej Rybus.

This is my interpretation of Skull Islandin Skullport from Dungeon of the Mad Mage. As the initial map was simply laid out on a B&W grid, this bring a colorful, lit and immersive environment to folks playing on VTT's or potentially wanting to print something out to review.

The island contains several thugs and thieves' guild members loyal (or at least fearful of and/or paid by) Xanathar, and is a well-protected fortress on an island deep within a massive cavern, illuminated by bioluminescent fungii and the lit braziers of the fortress, their ballista and flame throwers always at the ready.

Click your appropriate Tier below, and you can go grab your download links!

Tier 1 - https://www.patreon.com/posts/tier-1-dungeon-81146477

Tier 2 - https://www.patreon.com/posts/tier-2-world-map-81312503

Tier 3 - https://www.patreon.com/posts/tier-3-master-87793681

Tier 4 - https://www.patreon.com/posts/tier-4-master-87797001

Here's a look at the map itself (available as download at bottom of post):

This particular version has all of the interiors, including the:

1. Duergar Barracks

2. Humans Barracks

3. Bugbear Barracks

4. Looted Storehouse

5. Half-Ogre Commander in Tower of Seven Woes

I also included some of the following areas within the yard:

1. Makeshift Tavern

2. Prisoner Yard

3. Blacksmith

4. Bathrooms (gotta go somewhere!)

5. Training Yard

Future releases will have the additional floors to the barracks, as well as an (eventual) fleshed out Tower of Seven Woes along with the rest of Skullport as we progress northward to the main city itself.

I hope you enjoy it!

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Comments

Ryan Rogers

Amazing as usual! One thing that would be really nice going forward is if, in addition to the sliced rooftop assets, there was also a single PNG for the entire set of roofs in their relative locations (as if the entire rooftop layer had been exported by itself). With Foundry v10, you can set a single Foreground Image at the Scene level, and this would allow people to place the entire set of roofs at once...a big time saver. The trade-off of this approach is the set of roofs all disappear at once when you enter the buildings, but this may not a problem if: A) if they don't plan on entering the buildings at all and just want roofs, since there isn't a roofed variant of the maps (which would be a waste of space, honestly). B) they don't mind that that they all disappear at once since they are using Fog of War. For folks who do care, they can take the time to place each roof individually as they do today. :-) They could even mix and match...take the big overlay, delete a few roofs that are unwanted to be part of the "group", and then place those manually. This last scenario I do a LOT. I may for my game only want 3 of these enterable. So, I delete all but those 3 from the big overlay, and set that as the scene-level overlay. Then the 3 that are enterable are used as individual roof overlay tiles. If I ever reverse that idea, or decide to expand upon it, it's easy to add enterable buildings, since I haven't "baked" the roofs into the map.

Dan Gragert

...but i didn't get _you_ anything! <3