#modular maps

This past Wednesday my party went through their first Dungeon Crawl! We started by playing the first couple of missions from “Lost Mines of Phandelver” but quickly started on a more home-brewed storyline.

I made them this isometric map so their encounters would make a little more sense. And I really enjoyed it! 

'Grasslands Basic Maps' is a go on Roll20. The first of the 'core' map sets Roll20 Link 12, 8x8 modular map tiles. A collection of modular road and river overlays. A smattering of scatter items: Trees, rocks and shrubs.

My second big product is now available for purchase! Fitzhywel's Fantastical Paraphernalia: Caves and Tunnels 43 modular map tiles and bonus tokens!

Each tile is 6 inches by 6 inches and designed to connect to several other tiles in the set

The set includes collection of single rooms and corridors. Several larger rooms composed of 2 or 4 swappable tiles. Extender tiles that make the 2 tile rooms longer (3 or more) Extender tiles that make the 4 tile rooms larger (9 tiles or more) 2 sheet of bonus tokens to be cut out and used to mark traps, or cave in unwanted tunnels or to add additional features.

Each tile is lightly gridded and comes with icons to show things like difficult terrain or changes to height. They also come with a number in the top corner, so that you can work out the map pre game and record what bit goes where to reveal it to your players a tile at a time.

Available as

Physical Product on card stock The physical card product comes with each map flipped and repeated on the back of its tile, to increase the available angles and fits.

or

Print it yourself! The 'print an play' PDF comes with a single map to a page so you can print what you want when you want. (You may want to print flipped versions to get all passage in/out variations)

or Play Digitally on the Roll20 app Note the Roll20 version is split into 2 cheaper products, the Maps and the icons.

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