The Archivist's Sanctum - Hi Resolution, Inner Sanctum & Night Variants!
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The Sanctum Library was created by Archivist Venellum to house her extensive personal collection of histories, religious texts, creature codices, arcana and pulp fiction. Most of the archives are open to the public (for a fee), although some of the more dangerous tomes are kept under lock and key and require special permits to view. Anyone is free to visit, so long as they are clean, can afford entrance, and most importantly follow the first rule of the Sanctum - Absolutely No Talking! Those who break the rule will fall foul of the wrath of Head Librarian Trost who sits at the front of the reading room, surveying all.
The rarest and most precious books are kept within Venellum's inner sanctum, a private residence that sits atop the library, accessible only through knowledge of her transportation sigil (or a good set of climbing gear/wings). What exactly she is researching up there, no one is sure, but Trost has become concerned with her recent demeanour. The usually bright and excitable scholar has become withdrawn and spends more time talking to herself than to others.
Use the link at the top of this post to download the day and night variants of all 4 levels of the map set in Print and/or VTT format.
GRID SIZE - 22x17 inch
VTT SIZE - 2380x3080
RECOMMENDED PRINT SIZE - A2/ANSIC
Comments
I know this isn't your newest work. But it's why I just subscribed. Simple, clear, fantastic but realistic, usable and immediately recognizable. Well done. More like this please...
Jeffrey Good
2020-09-01 21:09:51 +0000 UTCHi Alex, Thanks very much! I size my maps to be 5ft grid squares, but the VTT maps are at 140 ppi so you can double them if you like.
Tom Cartos
2019-10-21 03:56:44 +0000 UTCThis is great! Tom, are your squares meant to be 5 ft or 10 ft in game? Thanks!
Alex Moore
2019-10-21 03:53:37 +0000 UTCGreat! I'd love to know how it goes.
Tom Cartos
2019-10-19 20:55:39 +0000 UTCNice; I already have a session in mind that could use this.
Nathan F
2019-10-19 20:49:36 +0000 UTC
