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These three battlemaps bring two very different sacred sites from Paizo’s Agents of Edgewatch to the table. One hides sinister industry beneath solemn worship, while the other stands fractured and exposed, ready for investigations, raids, and desperate confrontations. Upper Blackfingers Temple. Rows

These three fantasy cave battlemaps expand the depths of Phandelver & Below: The Shattered Obelisk. Together they offer warped tunnels, alien growths, nests, and open chambers built for ambushes, monster hunts, and unsettling exploration. Behir Lair. Broad caverns, winding passages, colorful fungi,

Once a place of rest, this abandoned bathhouse from Paizo’s Agents of Edgewatch now lies cracked, stained, and eerily still. Murky pools, shattered masonry, and a blood-marked treatment room turn faded luxury into an urban dungeon. Long bathing chambers, narrow corridors, and a column-filled hall cr

Deep beneath Phandelver & Below: The Shattered Obelisk, rough caverns and ruined stone chambers twist across several elevations. Stairs, tunnels, rubble and abandoned work areas make every branch feel like a road into deeper danger. Follow the dark waterways, squeeze through timber-braced passages,

The Lucky Nimbus rises through four lavish levels in the Agents of Edgewatch Adventure Path. Gaming halls, private lounges, elegant rooms and a guarded basement create a complete Absalom casino for investigations, social encounters, heists or spectacular multi-floor battles. Main Floor. Guests enter

Descend into a forgotten dwarven crypt from Phandelver & Below: The Shattered Obelisk, where silent burial niches, scattered bones, and cold stone corridors gather around a mysterious circular chamber. Every branch offers a new tactical wrinkle: narrow passages become brutal chokepoints, side tombs

This fantasy alchemy school battlemap from the Agents of Edgewatch Adventure Path bursts with bottled color. Long wooden tables overflow with potions, strange ingredients, delicate instruments, and enough volatile clutter to make every lesson feel one spark away from catastrophe. The spacious worksh

Talhundereth. Deep beneath Phandelver & Below: The Shattered Obelisk, this sprawling ruin unfolds through broken halls, cramped cells, steep stairs and debris-choked chambers. A shrine, sleeping quarters and glints of treasure hint at a place long abandoned, but not empty. Its branching corridors an

Two more scene-setters for Agents of Edgewatch — a cramped storage yard behind city buildings, and a quiet dock leading out to a moored ship. Alley Skirmish — A cobbled backyard hemmed in by warehouse walls, packed with stacked crates, splintered debris, discarded barrels and a couple of dark bloods

Two more small sites continuing the story for Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk — a working dig and someone's private quarters, both worth a stop before the party moves on. Hardyhammer Mine — A narrow cave mouth at the end of a dirt path opens into two connected chambers, one bare and unwo

Sandpoint's most beloved tavern, given the full three-floor treatment — a supplement battlemap for any group adventuring through Golarion's coastal town. Warm and hospitable on every level, whether the party's here to eat or to fight. 1st Floor — A sprawling common room built around a central hearth

A cult stronghold buried deep beneath the city, from Agents of Edgewatch. Two levels connected by long cavern passages and an underground lake — this is a real dungeon crawl, not a single set-piece room. Lower Level — A built stone complex sits isolated at the top of a sprawling cave system: cramped

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More locations from Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk — a strange sealed sanctum deep underground, and a mining outpost built into the rock nearby. Two connected sites: separate encounters or one long descent through goblin-and-obelisk territory. Indigo Sanctum — Sleek dark stone architect

Four floors of a cramped city building squeezed between a red-brick wall and a tiled roofline, from Agents of Edgewatch. Every level shares the same footprint, so climbing through it means watching how the space gets used differently floor by floor. 1st Floor — A bare warehouse floor: coiled rope li

Four small supplement scenes continuing the story for Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk — quiet corners of the world between the big set-pieces, good for side encounters, chases, and downtime gone wrong. Goblin Camp — A hidden clearing deep in dense brush, ringed by thick hedges with only

A prestigious bank in Absalom, all marble and manners on the surface — from Agents of Edgewatch. Two floors: the respectable public face, and what it's all protecting. Ground Floor — A grand marble hall split by a long red carpet runner, flanked by teller counters, private offices, a boardroom and a

The lost dwarven mine from Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk — the one everyone in Phandalin keeps whispering about. A major dungeon within the campaign, not its ending; the story continues well beyond it. A waterfall feeds a stream that cuts across the northern caves, past a still pool, f

Three separate locations tied together by money — where it's made legitimately, where it's smuggled in, and where it's kept safe underground. All three drop straight into Agents of Edgewatch. Orvington Moneychangers — A clean marble-floored office: three clerks' desks up front, a boardroom, a privat

Two more sites from Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk — the goblins' true stronghold and the rocky den watching the road nearby. Run them as separate encounters or as one long push deeper into King Grol's territory. Cragmaw Castle — Roofless stone ruins overgrown with jungle, rooms full of

Four levels of a grand city townhouse from Agents of Edgewatch — checkerboard tile, red carpet runners and comfortable private rooms upstairs, something else entirely underneath. The whole point is the descent: the higher floors are hospitality, the lowest is not. 1st Floor — A red-carpeted grand st

Two abandoned sites from Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk — places the wilderness has already taken back, and where somebody has quietly moved in again. Both work as standalone wilderness encounters far beyond the AP. Ruins of Thundertree — Roofless stone shells scattered through dense gr

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Two more locations from Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk — the frontier town the party is meant to save, and the rot sitting directly beneath it. Use them as a pair: everything the players learn upstairs points down. Phandalin — A sprawling settlement of colourful roofed houses, dirt lane

A red-lacquered pagoda set in green lawns, once elegant, now very much not. Two floors of the same building: something moved in, and the residents didn't leave. Fits Agents of Edgewatch or any urban investigation that turns into a fight. 1st Floor — A stone path leads past fountains and flowerbeds t

Two opening locations from Phandelver and Below: The Shattered Obelisk — the road out of Neverwinter and what waits at the end of it. Run them back to back for a first session that starts on the trail and ends underground, or lift them for any goblin-trouble campaign. Goblin Ambush — A quiet dirt ro

Two neighbouring corners of the same city block, both showing the aftermath of something that got badly out of hand. One sold drinks, one sold beasts — and on the night in question, neither ended the evening the way it started. Tipsy Tengu — A cobbled corner alehouse gone quiet: overturned stools, s

The seat of something ancient and terrible, laid out level by level as you climb toward the campaign's end. This is a place built for ceremony and dread in equal measure — dark, angular halls of grey stone hung in blackness, ritual circles glowing sullen red, seven-pointed sigils worked into the flo

After a lot of work, testing, changes, broken things, and more testing, the Racooze Map Library is now ready to use. The module brings the battlemaps available to you directly into Foundry VTT. You can browse the library, search for maps and tags, view previews, and import complete scenes without do

Two distinct sites from Paizo's Tyrant's Grasp, each worn down by ruin and the weight of what's buried in it — an exposed temple plaza opening onto the wild, and a deep dark complex steeped in death. Sun Scarab's Keep feels old and broken-open. A vast cracked flagstone terrace edges into mossy green

Two distinct sites from Paizo's Shattered Star, each carrying a creeping otherworldly wrongness — places where the architecture itself feels like it belongs to something not quite sane, fit for the campaign's strangest, most cosmic-horror corners. Embassy of Leng feels alien and cold — dark slate-bl

Two distinct sites from Paizo's Tyrant's Grasp, each soaked in the AP's particular dread — one a stronghold the world has long since abandoned to the weeds, the other an interior hold where something violent is still fresh. Hammer Rock feels like a place time and the wild have already claimed. Roofl

Two distinct dungeon environments from Paizo's Shattered Star — a sprawling natural cavern system and a strange constructed complex of arcane chambers — ready to drop into the deep places of any campaign. The Core is a vast network of black caverns and twisting tunnels, with two great open chambers,

A great stone ziggurat-temple swallowed by jungle and the chambers within it, tied to Paizo's Tyrant's Grasp. From above it's a vast cross-shaped maze of dark, blood-flecked stone terraces ringing a central shaft, set in dense green forest; within and below lie pillared halls, a balcony level, and a

A giant's steading and the cavern halls around it, tied to Paizo's Shattered Star and set in a bleak, stony waste near Guiltspur. A crude timbered building sits in the open environs above, ringed by mounted ballistae, a rubble mound, and a great tent; below and around it spread rough-hewn stone hall