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Trying to think of some useful city spots we haven't seen yet...
* a bank
* a courtroom
* a small jail
* a fancy restaurant
* a cafe
* a small urban park
* a construction site
* a burned down building
* an urban stable and/or carriage house
* a laundry fountain
* small shrines
* a small brewery
* a blacksmith
* an office, either a single office or a small cluster of offices with a reception room (good for private investigators as well as small government offices)
* a portmaster's office or something related to shipping
* a crane
Maybe take advantage of the smaller-card format and do some two-story buildings, like a store with an upstairs, or I'd really love to see a two- to three-story townhouse. We have a lot of inns and a few small homes, but I don't think we have any examples of mid-level housing. Something with a nice walk-up first floor, maybe a walk-down apartment or cellar below, and a family sized upstairs. What would be really cool is to have one entry floor card, but several different upstairs - a normal one, one with a secret room, maybe even one with a murder scene. That way players would never know exactly what they were walking into. Great for investigations, or just PCs' city homes.
Urban park to go with Hell's Rebels 1st AP might be nice, maybe add a few more interesting things on said map to so one can use it for other locations as well?
What I would like to see are General Store, Blacksmith Shop, Stable, Ruins or Burned down building, Gem Cutters Shop, Weapons and Armour Shop,etc
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Interesting, so these are modular tiles you can use to create the map in different configurations? Sounds like the D&D 4th edition dungeon tiles I bought. Which have been rather handy as a GM even though I otherwise ignore 4th edition. Not all encounters that need a map in modules and scenarios have a map you can print out. And you don't always need a full dungeon map. So such an idea is awesome.
I wonder how many of these locations could be used for the upcoming Curse of the Crimson Throne AP (revised/compiled edition) ...
Will the printed version of this be available again?
If this were a flip-mat, it could be a candidate for a reprint in the Flip Mat Classics category -- but since they have discontinued the map packs, the answer is no.
The closest thing I can find to this map pack is this set of flip tiles.
The new map pack has different sized tiles 6x6 instead of 5x8) but overall it gives you much more mapped area
5x8x18 = 720 map squares
versus
6x6x42 =1512 map squares
(I have this set; there are 42 two-sided tiles)