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DM Andy Maps - Fetid Sewer of Harcourt

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

This Token Set is available in the following bundles

DM Andy Maps - The City of Harcourt Map Bundle

$11.99 USD

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Fetid Sewer of Harcourt

Hi everyone, and welcome to my Fetid Sewer of Harcourt map release! I designed this sewer map to be used along with my City of Harcourt map, so be sure to check it out! All of the grates in the city map align with the entry/exits of this sewer map so that you can use both maps interchangeably. This is perfect for running a chase encounter where the target is moving in and out of the alleyways of the city map and escapes through the sewers only to pop out the other side of the city.

Even if you use this map by itself, this massive 80x40 map will give you tons of pathways to surprise and delight your players as they get lost wading through waist-deep fetid waters and trying to find their way through this sewer.

I've created 8 different variants to help you set the perfect mood for your encounters. The variants included in this pack are:

Variants

Bright: While a sewer is typically ill-lit and dark/moody, this version brightens up the place so you can see all of the grim and sludge clearly! (Not sure this is a good thing?)
Filth: Focusing on more earthly tones, this version makes the entire map feel completely disgusting. Not a place I'd like to be!
Ghostly: Have a haunted encounter to spook your players? This version gives you an eerie green glow while darkening up the shadows.
Gloom: This variant is gloomy and moody! A dark overtone and deepened shadows create a creepy atmosphere for your players to explore.
Green Waters: A brighter variant that focuses on bringing out the greens of the brackish and fetid waters.
Natural Light: This version is a good mix of bright and grim and focuses on the vibrancy of the colors used.
Night (With Lights: There might be others down in the sewer as your players get there. Maybe a local thieves guild or a band of rat-like people?
Night (Without Lights): Create a dark nighttime atmosphere while slivers of moonlight shine through the grates from the city above.