Abandoned Mine

Abandoned Mine

Author: GoAdventureMaps

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

Hi Hi There.

In the heart of the Forest lies an ancient, forgotten mine, shrouded in mystery and overgrown with vegetation. Generations ago, miners delved deep into its depths in search of precious stones and valuable minerals, but now nature has begun to reclaim its dominion. Moss and vines cover the walls of the mine, and young trees grow among the ruins of what were once mining buildings, their branches reaching skyward like green fingers.

Two paths lead to this forgotten entrance. One winds from the south, passing through a clearing where the remnants of an old druidic altar stand covered in ivy and wrapped in an aura of arcane energy. The other path, to the east, crosses rolling hills and tranquil streams, dotted with half-rotten wooden bridges and natural traps that challenge the unwary traveler, before arriving at a small, picturesque village whose wooden houses cluster around a central square.

Recently, a young boy from the nearby village disappeared without a trace. He ventured into the forest, determined to prove his bravery and test his mettle. The last anyone heard of him was that he had found something strange among the trees, something that irresistibly drew him further into the forest. An elder of the village, knowledgeable in old stories and legends, suggests that the boy might have found the entrance to the ancient mine, a mine that has been forgotten by almost everyone, lost in the mists of time and memory.

Thus, our heroes have been entrusted with a rescue mission. They must venture into the Forest, find the boy before nature or the creatures that inhabit it make his return impossible. The task will not be easy, for the forest guards dark secrets and dangers lurking in every shadow. But with bravery and cunning, the heroes can discover the boy’s fate and perhaps unravel the hidden secrets of the forgotten mine.