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PATRONS: The RSS Ascendant
🕑 Added 2025-01-01 16:00:17 +0000 UTCGrid Size: 25x46 (or 50x46 for the composition image)
Image Size: 3750 x 6900px (or 7500x6900px for the composition image)
Grid PPI (pixels per inch): 150px
Welcome, intrepid adventurers, to your new and improved mode of transportation: The RSS Ascendant! Until recently, the Royal Skyship was in an abysmal state after years of neglect. But with all renovations completed, the Ascendant flies once again! You'll find comfortable lodgings inside, as well as the necessary artillery, and a small cargo hold on the lowest floor. Be sure to keep the newly renovated engines running and it'll be smooth sailing. Now... Where will your first destination be?
In this map, your party can explore the different floors of a derelict- or freshly renovated skyship; The RSS Ascendant. Capable of traversing long distances in a short time, the Ascendant can help your party get around the Forgotten Realms.
This is the PATRON version. You receive:
Maps for the Main Deck, Below Deck (lodging and artillery), and the Hold / Engine bay - in gridded and gridless version.
An alternate version of every map in a neglected, broken down state. Perhaps your players can invest some time and money to get this derelict skyship up and running again?
Universal VTT files for easy setup in programs such as Foundry.
Here are some of the key features of the Main Deck to show you the ropes:
Lock & Load with this heavy caliber Ballista strapped to the front of your ship. Pirate ships won't know what hit 'em.
Aye Aye Cap'n, setting sail for your campaign! The only thing that remains to be settled is... Who gets to be the captain?
Hear that ship purr? That'd be the high powered engines propelling 'er at breakneck speeds! Bumpy cart rides down three-quarters of the Sword Coast? No thank you, I'll travel in style.
Explore below deck and down in the hold by downloading the RAR file below!
I hope this skyship can be the wind in your sails, captain! Feel free to let me know what you thought of it, I'm always happy to hear from folks who put my maps to use.
Happy sky-sailing!
Programs used: Dungeondraft, Photoshop
Assets used: Crosshead asset packs
