Thurgovost village

Thurgovost village

Author: Eledryll Maps

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

Price: $5.99

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Thurgovost Village [120x90] - Map pack (3 levels, 3 variants)

The valley splits open to make way for a small and slithering river. Its silvery waters separate vast open fields arboring plentiful crops and a little grim village at the bottom of a cliff. Feeble plumes of smoke linger above the chimneys of the decrepit village houses. Dim light flickers behind the rare windows. An ill kept road crosses the bridge, goes through the out of place barracks, and zigzags through the village up to an imposing chapel and manor on top of a hill under the cliff. You wonder what bizarre task may wait ahead of you in such a remote hamlet.

Pack includes 14 maps in total, gridded and ungridded

Dimensions : 120x90 ; PPI : 50

Due to Roll20 max grid dimensions being capped at 99, and this map being extremly detailed as I let you explore every nook and cranny of the village and its houses, the map is set up with a 10 ft square grid (60x45 grid with 100 PPI), instead of its original 120x90 grid at 50 PPI. Keep this in mind when setting it up. You can either play on it as is or modify the PPI to 50 in your game settings to return the map to its original dimensions.

Day (Groundfloor, First floor, Roofs) — The villagers come and go, tending to their respective activites. The winemakers are hard at work in the vineyard. The militia goes back and fro over the bridge. Strangely, the woodsman is nowhere to be seen today... What happened ?
Night (Groundfloor, First floor, Roofs) — As night falls, the villagers light candles in their home to make the day last a bit longer. The farmers bring in the day's harvest. The lord savours a hot drink in their garden over the burg. The fearful mothers tucked their children in bed, but not without warning them about the dangers lurking in the dark. Many of these stories... are grounded in terrible truths.
Festival (Roofs) — Garnished tables were disposed in the middle of the market place. Candles lit up the night sky. Nearly every house is decorated for the evening. The grand celebration is about to begin !