May 20, 2021

Deep Sea Organ [27x47]

Hey everyone!

We're back from our holiday with a new deep sea map.

We had this idea for a merrow vampire playing an organ made of hydrothermal vents and just had to make it into a map.

Lost Acumen collaborated with us on this map and if you haven't seen their work, you should definitely check them out. We also have a stat block for the deep sea vampire made for us by Dagonzo called Lord of the Deep with an accompanying token. Those can be grabbed HERE.

We got a bit carried away with the variations again and made 24 in total, including a deep sea crab elder brain (which started as a pun on deep sea organ)...

And also a variation for the entrance to a Kuo Toa dungeon which we'll be releasing another month.

Enjoy!

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Get the map files below:

Deep Sea Organ - $1 Rewards

Deep Sea Organ - $3 Rewards

Deep Sea Organ - $5 Rewards

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This week's map variations:

Comments (8)

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Steeve Nadon · October 27, 2021

I totally read Deep Sea Orgasm at first.... Had to read again to realize my mind was playing tricks on me. :-)

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Heiner de Wendt · May 20, 2021

One of my campaigns is currently in Aquallor, the ocean layer of Arborea. And they're going underwater soon. I HAVE to use this. Just how exactly am I supposed to include ALL the variations in ONE adventure? I mean, they're all so great, I can't just NOT use them ;-D

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Captain RoBear · May 20, 2021

Mother of God, I can't wait to see this one animated!

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Frutiger · May 20, 2021

Fantastic! One of my players is playing a fish man musician and this is going to be an incredible tool for me with his campaign. The versatility of your maps is stunning, keep up the good work!

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Czepeku · May 20, 2021

That is an oddly specific character niche we filled without even meaning to! Happy to help.

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Czepeku · May 20, 2021

The last variation is meant to be silly, let it be known. :p Maybe Dave will write an adventure around it...

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Captain RoBear · May 20, 2021

The D&D crab rave I never knew I needed lol🦀🦀🦀🦀

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Kit Ortega · May 20, 2021

Just so cool. Thank you for more ocean maps!! Going to get a ton of use out of these.