Map Collection Theme Poll
Added 2022-05-06 14:01:04 +0000 UTCHey folks! Weekend poll here!
It's been a few months since I released our last collection series for the Harbor Maps Collection and I think we're due for some more! If you're unfamiliar: a "collection" series is a little different than my typical battle map releases. A collection set is 9x larger than my standard battle map (17x22 squares) and built primarily with existing assets around a specific theme or prompt. The intent is that the resulting set can either be used as a singular, massive encounter-scale scene, pilfered for its 9 individual locations, or stitched along rows, columns, or any other combination of maps as you see fit.
So with that in mind, please vote between the options below!
Comments
Sounds a lot like House Baenre in Menzoberranzan (wow spelled correctly first try)!
Casey Kuball
2022-05-12 20:10:45 +0000 UTCI am not opposed to something like this!
Venatus Maps
2022-05-07 15:49:21 +0000 UTCthis sounds awesome
Ben Corbett
2022-05-07 13:45:06 +0000 UTCHow about combine the most popular options? An abandoned underground Castle ruins in the Underdark, some if it carved from the actual terrain of a massive cavern, with a Crypt level? The crypt wouldn't have to span all 9 maps, nor would the upper level(s) of the castle. Since the caste is mostly in ruins, most of it has collapsed to a single level. But, there may be part of the inner Keep standing (1-2 upper level maps), as well as perhaps one tower has a second level intact (+1 upper level map), and a second tower has the second and part of it's third level(+ 1-2 more maps). So that's 3-5 more maps. Then the crypt would fill 2x2 (+4 more maps), with a secret level beneath that (+1 map). So technically 18 maps. ;-) Take twice as long to do it. Part 1 is the 9 maps making up the castle "ground" level. Part 2 is 4-5 maps making up the upper floors of the castle, and 4-5 maps making up the lower floors of the crypt. But it all has that Underdark vibe: Faerzress. Fungi. Dark. Damp. Dreary. I honestly haven't seen anything like that from anybody.
Ryan Rogers
2022-05-06 22:22:58 +0000 UTC
