Pharaoh's Tomb [25x76]
Hey everyone! This map is for everyone who has messaged us over the last year saying there just isn't enough ancient themed maps out there or desert themed maps out there!
Hopefully this helps all those parties stranded out in the desert looking for some tombs to raid and some mummies to fight. Or a crazy giant Roc hunting the desert wastes.
We've also included a sunken version of the temple for those looking to follow up their underwater jaunts after the Coral Throne map we did.
We're hoping to release either the Eldritch Church or the Lich map next week. So look out for those!
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Check out the lineup for all of this week's variations:
Comments (13)
Hi, I feel like the file in the $5 tier isn't working for this map. I've tried to download it several times from the master cartographer master list as well as here and every time it won't let me open the maps, whereas I can open any other map file I open.
Hey, i really do love all your battlemaps, great artworks! One question to becoming a patron: if i become a 20$ patron, do i have to pay 20$ for each map i download? or do i get access to all maps right away?
All maps right away! You just pay $20 for each map we release after that.
Just a random whoa comment that downloading the intrepid explorers zip includes _all the maps historically_ and wow. That's really, really convenient. What a nice rando delight moment.
Hum can you explain how you see the roof on this map ? Because it's feel like the back of the map (crypt) has a roof and the rest of the building is without roof . The base and all the variant are amazing !
That's exactly it! We had hoped the shadows would show that but maybe it isn't so obvious.
oh man oh man! I didn't see the variations until just now. The original is great, but i was struggling to think of where to drop it in. The underwater variation is absolutely perfect for a sahuagin temple.
Sahuagin temple oohhh
Truly fascinating! Love the dig site!
Archeological Dig is an incredible map!
Looks great!
Big fan of the dig!
Wow, I love that nest variant. Beautiful work as always!