Strange New Worlds – Planetary Maps – Lazulum IV

Have your players gone off course? Do you need some inspiration to kickstart their next mission? Then here’s a ready-made planet to drop in their way, which is intended for use with any Sci-Fi/Star Wars/Star Trek type roleplaying game.

This set details the planet in 9 separate world maps (all variants and extras listed below) and could be a point of interest in a solar system, a mystery to be solved, or a setting for an ongoing plot.

Lazulum IV appears to be superficially similar to mid 21st century Earth, with one important difference. Significant amounts of copper are present in the crust of the planet, and this has shaped the characteristics of the planetary environment - geology, atmosphere and the bright blue oceans. These circumstances have resulted in specific biological adaptation within the inhabitants. Additionally, the abundance of copper has also skewed technological advancement, so that it differs from what might be seen as typical across more iron-based industrial development.

This product includes 30” by 15” maps of the planet, including the following variants (as full colour JPG files):

No Grid
No Grid with major settlement icons
No Grid with major settlement icons, geopolitical boundaries and scale bar
Hex Grid
Hex Grid with major settlement icons
Hex Grid with major settlement icons, geopolitical boundaries and scale bar
Square Grid (30 x 15)
Square Grid with major settlement icons
Square Grid with major settlement icons, geopolitical boundaries and scale bar.

All maps supplied at VTT resolution (140dpi), 4,200 by 2,100 pixels.

Also included:
Two separate animations of the planet (one tilted, and one ‘vertical’), as a spinning globe. These are ready to drop onto your VTT starmaps, and are provided as GIFs with a resolution of 512 x 512 pixels, with a transparent background.

There is also a non-Roll20 version of this product on DrivethruRPG, which contains both 140dpi and 300dpi versions of all maps (the latter being more suitable for printing), along with PDF data sheets and plot hooks that will assist a GM in making memorable encounters. You can find that product here:
DrivethruRPG Link: Strange New Worlds – Lazulum IV (includes datasheets & plot hooks)

You might also be interested in:
There is a separate city map product available which provides close-up detail for one of the cities of this world (Harrow Gate). This other product shows the streets of the city, and includes points of interest that might be useful to a visiting group of player characters. The scale and level of detail is suitable for a home base, or even running chase scenes through the winding streets (or across the rooftops!) Please check it out here:
ROLL20 Link: Strange New Worlds – City Map - Harrow Gate (Lazulum IV)
If you prefer to buy through DTRPG, here’s the links to those products:
DrivethruRPG Link: Strange New Worlds – City Map - Harrow Gate (Lazulum IV
DrivethruRPG Link: Strange New Worlds – City Map - Harrow Gate (Lazulum IV) – Roll20 VTT Unlock

Accessing your content

Once purchased, this product will appear in your Marketplace Items on Roll20, and can be downloaded if desired. In-game, you can find the product in the Premium Assets tab of your Roll20 art library. From there, go to 'Marketplace Purchases', set the dropdown search filter to 'Maps, Tiles, Textures' and use the search box to locate the product. Alternatively, scroll down the list to find the correct item.

My other products

You can find my other Roll20 products by clicking on the link to my publisher profile above (next to where it says ‘Author’), or by clicking here.

I also sell on DrivethruRPG where you can find more of my products, some of which come with non-art content (for example PDFs and similar, which cannot be sold on Roll20 currently). This content includes planet information, plot hooks and 300dpi versions of the maps (suitable for printing).

Additionally, some of my DTRPG products are linked to Roll20 (detailed in specific products). You can also click on the Roll20 product category in my DTRPG store to see all the linked items. If you purchase one of these items, then the corresponding content unlocks in Roll20 automatically when you enter your Roll20 email at checkout, and it will appear in your art library as described above.