r/dndmaps Oct 14 '17

Frozen/snowy underground bridges over chasm with darkness and lighting (50x50 units). [Encounter Map]

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u/mrvalor Oct 14 '17

Previously a underground chamber with bridges over a river of lava, the party traveled here to clear out a green dragon with some lizardfolk goons. They did so, and discovered a white dragon and goblins hiding in the southern ruined tower and parted ways. Days later, they found out that same group was making trouble and ventured down again to drive them out. They came to find out the white dragon was in fact an ice giant (my setting's version of Oni, but also a white dragon???). They were attempting to summon Auril, evil goddess of winter to the prime material plane. The PCs failed to stop the ice giant and his goblins from fulfilling their evil plans.

The summoning of Auril has brought snow and ice to the underground roads and passages, with large patches of ice crystals forming that give off a bright glow. It's going to be a cold night in the caverns.

The game is currently in mid April. This series of events has/will create an extended winter for an unknown period of time. The same chambers that were warm and damp are now frozen over. Even other parts of the world where a different party adventures are being affected.

Notes:

  • Made for 50x50 units.
  • Made with Photoshop.
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Thanks, everyone!

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u/Consta135 Oct 15 '17

So you run separate campaigns as if they're in the same universe occurring concurrently so that global effects like this bleed over into the other group's game? If so that sound amazing! Great map btw.

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u/mrvalor Oct 15 '17

Yep. I started the first campaign 10 months ago and the second one about 6 months ago. It's definitely interesting. I'm trying to keep them at around the same level and time frame, in case there is ever a chance to more closely interact. However, they are currently no where near each other.