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St Andral's Church (50x50, 200px) - Modest & Opulent Variants
🕑 Added 2022-02-22 15:28:03 +0000 UTCEven during my first pass at making maps for Curse of Strahd, I felt that reusing the map for the Church of the Morning Lord in Barovia Village didn't make sense for Vallaki. Vallaki has a higher population, and is ruled by a man who will stop at nothing to persuade the people of the town that "All will be well". Given that people often seek shelter and protection in churches, it makes sense then, that St Andral's Church would be well funded, and may even stand as a monument of opposition to Strahd.
I've provided two versions of the ground floor maps - a version with marble flooring and a sunburst mosaic, and a more modest version with simple stone flooring. That way, it should work for however you want to run Vallaki, or for other settings, should you be so inclined!
A huge thank you to u/Aarndal from Reddit, who sent me his floorplan for the church and gave me permission to use it for my own version of the map!
Once again, this map is too large to create a useful DD2VTT/UVTT file, so the UVTT file I've provided only contains the walls and portals - you'll need to change the background image to whichever version of the church you'd like best!
Sorry for the delay on this one, folks! As for an update on my situation, I have finished moving, so I should be able to get back to something vaguely resembling the usual schedule. I still have some unpacking to do, but I actually have time to work on maps again - I'm still adjusting to the new space, though, so do bear with me!
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My maps are made with assets from Forgotten Adventures and AoA (bolstered with assets of my own making here and there), and they come with grid/gridless, day/night, edited/unedited, and light/lightless variants, plus JPEGs, WebPs with transparent backgrounds, or UVTT (DD2VTT) files for Foundry VTT.
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Vincent - Aonbarr Cartography
I'm so glad you think so! :)
Alvin Collins
The Feast is approaching for my party, this looks like a lovely map to present them!
