Tonight we have the Imgard Sanctum – a garden that pays respect to heroes that have been lost defending the people of Imgard. But it happens to be also a great meeting spot for those who are up to no good.
So as we close in on the infiltrators make sure to grab yourself a warm coat as we enter the Imgard Sanctum in tonight’s map!
Imgard Sanctum
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The grave stones to the north of the area pay homage to the heroes once lost. These appear be graves but there are no bodies buried here – its just a memorial. The gardens were built around the memorials and have grown to be a place to reflect. However, many people use this as a place to meet to exchange information, goods or other nefarious things which has become its main use over the years.
A simple map using some of my favourite assets. A single texture with this one (for quick use) to create the grassy background and the night filter placed over the top makes it a bit darker. Two types of trees gives variety to create more visual appeal when looking at the repeated assets of the graves and tombstones. Lanterns on pillars and a fountain add another item to create both a light source as well as something to provide cover other than trees.
Small orbs of coloured light could reflect a magical effect or fire flies that flitter through the gardens at night. Either way the Imgard Sanctum was a fun and quick map to create.
Thanks for visiting tonight to find out more about the Imgard Sanctum. As we continue on the adventure this week we with the creature stat-blocks tomorrow night we inevitably get closer to the conclusion on the weekend. So don’t forget to come back the remaining days this week to stay up to date with what’s happening at my tabletop. And lastly, as always, don’t forget to roll with advantage,
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