Even the hardiest adventurers need to sleep, snatching moments of rest in monster-filled woods or haunted ruins. Whether your heroes are grabbing some shut-eye in a trap-filled temple or huddled around a campfire under the stars, there's no need to sketch every dry cave and sheltering embankment. This Pathfinder Map Pack provides stunningly illustrated 5" × 8" map tiles that can be positioned to form a variety of modular, customizable campsites. Inside, you'll find 18 richly crafted map tiles, including:
Prairie Lean-Tos
Desert Bivouac
Ruined Temple Refuge
Stony Campsite
Cave Chamber
Forgotten Cabin
Dungeon Resting Place
Forest Clearing Camp
Back-Alley Retreat
Game Masters shouldn't waste their time drawing maps every time adventurers need to stop for the night. With Pathfinder Map Pack: Camps & Shelters, you'll always be ready to ambush them in their sleep.
Wet, dry, and permanent markers erase from the tiles! With revised packaging that includes a reusable box for easy storage, Map Packs have never been so useful!
ISBN-13: 978-1-60125-759-8
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The Camps & Shelters map pack is one of those products I pull out anytime I'm GMing for PCs that are travelling from place to place. The premise is very simple: the cards show temporary campsites (a camp fire, several bed rolls,a cook pot, etc.) layered on top of various types of terrain, including plains, a desert, a mountain cave, a generic dungeon, a jungle, a back alley, and more. All of the campsites are designed as two-tile scenes, but if space (on a surrounding flip-mat, for example) is an issue, can work with just one tile. I'm a big believer in keeping the PCs on their toes (and wearing them down) through random encounters, so being able to just lay one of these downs and starting the encounter is a real time-saver. To my mind, it's one of the most useful instalments in the map pack line.
Great to see this! I've wanted a campsite set for outdoor night encounters for a while but the old one has been out of print for as long as I've been playing PF!
really pleased there is a cavern campsite, but why, oh why, did they design it with a 5 square wide opening which means it doesn;t link to any of the existing map pack caverns or map pack cave tunnels? surely it would make sense to have these map packs interconnect?
Since there are 9 campsites and 18 tiles, odds are that each campsite is two tiles, so the second cavern campsite tile might be a narrowing from the five wide to a two wide.
