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Mapper's Challenge II - The Deep Halls
🕑 Added 2015-07-10 14:04:02 +0000 UTC https://rpgcharacters.wordpress.com/2015/07/10/friday-map-mappers-challenge-ii-the-deep-halls/Built by priests of Amon-Gorloth, this dungeon was constructed and adapted from existing caverns following their dreams channeled from Amon-Gorloth itself – making them a twisted and nightmarish version of the convoluted mausoleums under the desert sands where Amon-Gorloth sleeps and dreams.
This is a monster of a map – a full ledger-sized page of fairly fine graph paper (5 per inch, I think) was used to put together this map based on the look and feel of my much older Mapper’s Challenge map from 2009. At 300dpi, these images are 5 megabytes in size.
Spread out over seven different depths, these caves, chambers and twisting passages provide an immense dungeon for exploration. So immense that I haven’t even considered how I would stock it.
Which is why I’m giving it to you.
This massive dungeon level is yours – released under a free commercial use or personal use license. Fill it up, stock it, throw adventurers at it until the floors are littered with their dead. Then do it again.
To make it a bit easier to navigate, I’ve also provided a pair of colour-coded versions of the maps indicating the depth of each individual level. This is based on the excellent work of Michael Prescott who colourized a photograph of the original map before I had scanned it.
To get all these high-resolution maps and for more information on the free use license and the awesome patrons who support these free maps, check out the blog post at https://rpgcharacters.wordpress.com/2015/07/10/friday-map-mappers-challenge-ii-the-deep-halls/
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Dyson Logos
Go to the blog, click on the map you want. It will open in a full page format. Save it from there and then use your graphics software of choice to cut it into two pieces or just rotate it to the page position you want.
Riley Vann
How do I download and print a full page version of this? I keep getting it printed small in portrait orientation.
Riley Vann
That is amazing! The color version showing levels is very useful as well.
