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DM Andy Maps - Forest Road with Bridge

Author: DM Andy Maps

This art will be available in the Art Library of all your games. Can include tokens, figures, maps, token borders, or portraits.

Price: $4.99

Forest Road with Bridge

Hi everyone, and welcome to my Forest Road with Bridge map release!

If you want to check out a version with dynamic lighting setup, map multi-sided tokens, and some additional variants, check out my post here.

This 50x50 map features a main road cutting through a forest with a number of additional features. The road spans a small river and is connected by way of an old stone bridge. To the north and south are smaller roads that cut into the forest and split off into various paths. Through the pine, you can spot the remnants of some small ruins of a building long since claimed by nature. The large area of this map is sure to give you lots of encounter options/ideas and is generic enough to use in any type of campaign.

I've created 10 different variants to help you set the perfect mood for your encounters. The variants included in this pack are:

Variants

Bright Day: Beams of sunlight shine through this bright and cheery forest road
Natural Woods: This variant provides for a more moody atmosphere and natural greenery of the surrounding woods
Overcast: A gloomier, more muted variant to warn of dark skies ahead
Rain: Drench your players and reduce visibility. Fights are more difficult when you can't see!
Dusk: As night approaches, the roads become more unsafe. Perhaps it's time to seek shelter?
Dusk with Lights: Same version as Dusk but with the bridge lights illuminated. Who's lighting them up anyway?
Night: Darkness descends upon the forest, and the creatures of the night begin to prowl.
Night with Lights: Same as the night version but with the bridge lights illuminated.
Night Fog: Perfect for Dark Fantasy campaigns and for getting lost in the rolling fog.
Night Fog with Lights: Same as the fog map but with the bridge lights illuminated