Fort Eelry

A Frontier fort and settlement on the edge of the wild lands
* Plus location 'game cards' to add to your exploration of the area and record keeping
* Plus a mega-zoomed in battlemap scale version for those of you crazy enough to want to use Fort Eelry at battlemap scale
* And a few other things ...

You will find several layers of history: An older ruined settlement near the church, even older ruins of the original fort on the hilltop in the SE, and the more recently ruined (still partially occupied) Old Crossing Fort on the river bridge.
There is also evidence of recent population growth: eg: The Newcomers Orchard up near the old fort - can you spot the small cleared area waiting for a new planting of trees?
Then there are caves: Because we need a few of those right? 2 are at river level, 4 are near The Circle and 1 up the hill leads under the ruined fort.
And, just for the Aussies out there: the Laundry has 3 Hills Hoists :-)

2 locations on this map are based on existing Battlemaps:

The fort itself is based on 'The Northern Fort'
The Old Church Library is based on, wait for it.... 'The Old Church Library'

Map Variations:

Poster version, with and without the title & location information (full map = 4000x5600 pixles )(cut version when put back together = 7500 × 10500 pixles )
Frame-less edge-to-edge colour version (full map = 4000 × 5739 pixles )(cut version when put back together = 6900 × 9900 pixles )
Title & Key plate assets with and without text
Location number buttons with numbers 1 - 30 plus a clean one
Sketchy mud-map version of the area to use as a handout or player map (3000x4200px)

Location 'playing Cards'

20 labeled cards (22 locations - 2 cards have 2 close locations on them)
28 Clean cards without text & compass so you can add your own location names to the card or use them independently (includes extra locations not on the map key)
1 blank card template with transparent cutout to make your own cards with
1 Compass token asset

Mega zoomed in vtt-Battlemap-scale version

Map is cut into 14 tiles to keep the file size down
Total map size when assembled = 325 x 467 squares @ 72 pixles per square where a square is about 5 feet.
Visual image quality is 'not great' as this is nearly a 400% upscale, but it is not too bad and will definitely do the job if you don't mind a bit of fudginess

Happy plotting :-)