The brooding mansion rests atop a small rise surrounded by an overgrown garden. Undergrowth ranges from impenetrable thickets of thorns and briars to thick tuffets of former lawns invaded by young saplings. There is an eerie atmosphere of neglect, not lifted by the daytime birdsong that fills the former pleasure grounds.
A timber coach-house and stables that once serviced the Lord and his guests has all but disappeared into a few rotten timbers covered in noxious weeds to the north of the main house.
At night, the area is doubly spooky, with rustling noises and the occasional cries of animals hunting among the wild shrubs and tangled boughs. The roof burned and collapsed in the original fire, leaving charred timbers jutting out like the ribcage of a giant, fallen beast.
This product contains a referee map and 25 customizable tiles.
This product line brings you simple tiles for your favorite RPGs. In each product you will find a whole fantasy location fully fleshed out in miniature-scale tiles with the usual 0one's top-notch customization capabilities. The B&W maps are simple, line art battlemaps you can customize to suit your needs and then print.
These tiles are accurate, detailed, inexpensive and no ink-eaters.
In each B&W product you’ll find:
A Referee map detailing a fantasy location
The whole location broken in US Letter sheets in miniature scale (each sheet contains an 8x10-inch tile)
A short description of each area of the location with suggested plots
The Rule the Dungeon Feature:
This 0one Games exclusive feature allows you to customize the look of your map by adding furniture, toggling the grid, hiding the room numbers, and much more. On the Referee Map, you will find a big “Rule the Dungeon” button. By clicking this button, options will be shown as detailed below. A checkmark will appear beside the active options.
The options available vary by product, but below is a list of the most common options included in B&W products:
Text: toggle room numbers and tile numbers
Tiling: toggle the page tiling (Referee Map only)
Furniture: toggle furniture
Doors: toggle doors
Square/Hex Grid: toggle square grid and hexagonal gri
No Grid: turn off the grid
Black Fill: toggle the black in the walls
Grey Fill: toggle the grey fill in the walls
No Fill: toggle the white fill in the walls
All: toggle default state/empty state (with just the walls)
Other features:
Vector Graphics: always get maximum print resolution
Fully Bookmarked
Enhanced Navigation and Printing: Clicking on the Referee Map gives you choices for navigation and printing
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Something quite unspeakable was going on here... this product provides detailed floorplans and room descriptions for an abandoned and decidedly spooky manor house all ready for intrepid adventurers to poke around in. All you need to do is decide where to put it in your campaign world, provide any backstory you want to include, work out if there's anyone or anything still there (alive or undead as you please) and round up a party to investigate...
The manor is a rambling building with a few outbuildings and extensive cellars. It once had more than one floor but the upper level has collapsed (either through decay or perhaps there was a fire, you decide). The state of the cellars has not been improved by an underground stream that now runs through them... but it has opened up further underground areas to explore.
The state of the place is made clear both through the brief descriptions and the debris depicted on the floorplans (that is, if you use the Rule the Dungeon facility to have the 'furniture' displayed when you print them out). From even a cursory examination, it appears former inhabitants used the manor for dark rituals... and perhaps some perversion as well, one chamber appears to be set up for orgies and worse. There's some loot to be found, and curious characters may want to try and figure out what precisely was going on here. Others may want to destroy even the traces that remain. That will depend on the party and whatever plot you provide them with.
Overall, this remarkably detailed set of plans are almost an adventure even before you add a bit of plot and backstory, and maybe a monster or two. If you want a full adventure, get the Terror of Tumbledown Game Pack instead, which contains this floorplan and a complete adventure built around it. If you have an appropriate adventure in mind, get this and have a blast!
