Whether your players are solving the mystery of vanished village residents, searching for clues to a generations-old crime, or driving out invaders so settlers can return, impatient visitors don't want to wait for a Game Master to draw every hole in the roof. This Pathfinder Map Pack provides beautifully illustrated 5" × 8" map tiles that can be used to construct a variety of village ruins. Inside, you'll find 18 richly crafted map tiles, with features like:
Abandoned Fountain
Broken Bridge
Moldering House
Rotting Granary
Scorched Room
Weedy Graveyard
Game Masters shouldn't waste their time sketching maps whenever characters decide to visit an abandoned hamlet. With Pathfinder Map Pack: Ruined Village, you'll always be ready to take your players into the too-quiet walls of former residences—and face the horrors within!
ISBN-13: 978-1-60125-947-9
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I’ve used the Ruined Village Map Pack in a couple of scenarios now. I think it offers a nice array of detailed locations that all fit on the theme of an abandoned village. There’s a nice little cemetery (I’m surprised Paizo hasn’t made flip-mats for graveyards, considering how often adventurers go to them), a weed-choked fountain, and several houses and buildings of various sizes with broken furniture, cracked flooring, and debris everywhere. It’s definitely much more interesting and evocative than someone could draw with a marker. Most of the tiles could fit together to make one large village, with the exception being the two broken bridge spans crossing a river. I can envision a lot of uses for this Map Pack: a campsite the PCs come across just at sunset, an old hermit’s hut, a bandit hideout, a ghost-infested ruin, or even just an ordinary village that has fallen on (really) hard times. Its versatility and design quality makes it a solid product worth purchasing.
Thx Graywulfe, you're right of course.
Typing from my mobile. ;-)
The first sample image "moldering house" is actually included in august's "Village Sites" map pack as a "local pub" which is not ruined, a very nice idea from Stephen. :-)