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Raskal
(Pathfinder Adventure Path, Pathfinder Chronicles, Pathfinder Companion Subscriber),
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I have some trouble with the maps. I can't link the map of the chapel(zones 1,2,7) and the map of the other building (zones 3 to 6). They are two separated buildings ? What are the position of 2 two zones ? Thanks Raskal |
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Christopher West
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The chapel itself is made up of three tiles, while the fourth tile represents a side-structure, like a sacristy or antechamber. You can set them up in different ways, but they were designed to be placed like this: 1 2 3
With the above arrangement, Tile 1 is the altar, Tile 2 has the church benches and candle shrines (oubliettes on the evil side), Tile 3 is the entranceway with the pool and double doors (and gallows on the evil side), and Tile 4 is the adjoining area with a bedroom, table, fireplace, and dressing room (prison cell on the evil side). Tiles 1, 2, and 3 are placed next to each other in vertical positions, while Tile 4 is placed horizontally. When in doubt about placement, note the direction of cast shadows from furniture and walls, and make sure the shadows all fall in the same direction. I hope this helps! |
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Raskal
(Pathfinder Adventure Path, Pathfinder Chronicles, Pathfinder Companion Subscriber),
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The chapel itself is made up of three tiles, while the fourth tile represents a side-structure, like a sacristy or antechamber. Yes Christopher this help a lot Thanks to you |
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Pinky Narfanek,
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Where does the 5th tile (the outdoors one with the "Y" forked road and statue, shown on Card 8) come from? |
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Christopher West
(Cartographer),
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I originally designed the cards as one large rectangular space with a bit of exterior area showing in the lower right-hand corner (featuring a statue and path). I don't think there was a full card's worth of space there, as it was always intended to be cropped out so that the cards were all the same size. I wasn't aware that the extra corner was ever shown in the product. Now I'll have to go take a look at that. :) |
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