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Hello all!

I know there's been a fair amount of enthusiasm for the 5E WotC content recently, so with my extra map slots this month I decided to dedicate them to wrapping up the namesake location of the module I've been working on mapping this year: Icespire Hold.

As you might have guessed, this location is derived from the Dragon of Icespire Peak adventure and spoiler alert, but... there's a dragon involved. It features some gnarly escalation up the side of a mountain, all while trying to sneak by not just the dragon that dwells here, but a competing band of treasure-hungry adventurers too.

As I did with the release of the similarly desecrated structure of Argynvostholt a little while back, I've split this larger project up into two releases: one for the main grounds here, and another containing the upper level above, the undercroft below, and a "restored" variant that is unfurnished, but with the previously ruined walls now repaired and perfect for those looking to build your own custom cliff-side keep.

If you'd like to see the other maps we've put out from this adventure, simply click on the "Icespire Peak" tag on the bottom of this post to visit a filtered stream of those posts.

What's included in the Download:

The 25x44 square map of the high resolution copy of the main level of Icespire Hold, as previewed above

Unfurnished variants of the map, which still feature the same frigid ambiance and ruined elements of the fortifications

Gridded, gridless, and VTT-Compressed options for all of the above

Icespire Hold - Main Level ZIP Download

Icespire Hold - Main Level PSD Download ($3+)

Enjoy!

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Comments

Edward Williams

For dungeon delving, looks to new. Like a maid tends to the grounds weekly.

Venatus Maps

hmmm well there are parts of the hold that are occupied and the parts that aren't are.. covered in rubble. What are you looking for? A thicker layer of grime/dust on the floor texture?

Edward Williams

Perhaps. I'm used to seeing imperfections and more muck or grime. This is just my perspective and this map series might be exactly what everyone else wants.