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Overcast City [Part 03] - Map Pack
🕑 Added 2020-06-29 13:00:55 +0000 UTCHi guys! This time we’re exploring a dark and heartless city filled with outcasts and scum in three-part map series Overcast City.
Here’s the third part.
"You reach for your dagger as the two hairy beasts that have you surrounded lunge for your throat. You swiftly dodge and stab the first one, but the second one drags you by the shoulder, pulling you to the ground with its weight. You twist and turn, attempting to break free from the beast’s firm jaw and slash away in desperation until the beast stops moving. You push the now unmoving body of the beast to the side, gasping for air while you stand up. To your shock, the beasts you have just killed transform into two lifeless children.
You’ve come to realize where the missing orphans have gone.
Albeit with a damaged shoulder, you tread forward in search for whatever is going on in this damned city. You pick up a trace and spot at least a dozen Lycanthropes escorting “freshly” caged orphans into the mayor’s mansion. Did they hijack the biggest building of the city as their nesting ground?
You sneak inside the mansion and find the human mayor in his study. You whisper to him quietly and ask what you can do to save him and the orphans. He walks to the window, his hands on his back, and asks you why you think he is in need of saving? “Without my blood, my army would not exist.” He laughs maniacally while peering at the bright moon and transforms to a large Lycanthrope at will. He is twice the size of the beasts you had previously encountered… and far more dangerous."
How will you deal with the Lycanthrope lord who had been scheming on the backs of innocent orphans?
- Grid size: 23x19
- Formats: VTT, PDF (6900x5700 pixels, 300DPI)
- Variations: Original, Shadowfell, Rainfall, Crimson Night
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Comments
Liam
Thanks! Glad you like it!
Josh
Love it! Great work!
