Temple of the Immortal Lotus
Added 2022-09-28 20:50:06 +0000 UTCHey folks!
Another map installment here from our gradual exploration of the Candlekeep Mysteries module. As you'll see in the preview this one is of the Temple of the Immortal Lotus, a complex of monks in pursuit of a controversial technique and employing controversial methods..
What's Included for Download:
- The 66x34 square map of the dungeon complex
- A labeled version that matches the adventure, as previewed above
- Roof PNGs for L2 and L3 for overlay options in VTT
- An unfurnished variant ripe for customization!
- VTT compressed and gridless versions of all of the above
Temple of the Immortal Lotus Maps (Grid) ZIP Download
Temple of the Immortal Lotus Maps (No Grid) ZIP Download
Temple of the Immortal Lotus PSD Download ($3+)
Comments
Sweet, got it thanks!
Ryan Rogers
2022-09-30 01:49:24 +0000 UTCHey! I did actually intend it to be completely "empty" (for some reason that struck me as especially useful, idk). Not sure why I didn't include the more typical *actually* unfurnished versions though with empty building interiors visible. They're in there now! Download links updated since the pack now exceeded patreon's 200mb limit. Thanks for the suggestion!
Venatus Maps
2022-09-30 01:08:13 +0000 UTCVery nice! I will be running this eventually (probably 3-6 months) and did not have anything other than the stock WotC maps. One thing to note, the "unfurnished" map has no structure whatsoever (just the background terrain and vegetation). Was that the intent? Did you accidentally have the structures layer disabled on export? Don't get me wrong, a clean background only map is great, I'll definitely use that for an outdoor encounter! In fact, I plan on Winterizing it and using it in an upcoming session. ;-) Is there any chance we could get an export with no furnishings? So no beds, tables, crates, sacks, combat dummies, weapon racks, carpets, etc? Basically, the same as the current unfurnished map, but with only the 3 buildings (with none of their contents) added in? If this isn't already layered out and it would be a lot of work, I totally understand. Thanks in advance!
Ryan Rogers
2022-09-29 11:53:53 +0000 UTC
