Sunken Isle - map set

Sunken Isle

A powerful wizard once made his home in a lavish manor on this private islet. Like many in his avocation, he sought to expand his knowledge, pushing the boundaries of magical understanding. Over time, his research and experimentation took him down forbidden paths, paths that began to tap into the power of the divine. When he crossed that line, the god of earth took notice and became enraged.

The god vented his anger in the form of earthquakes, as well as the eruption of a volcano named the Demon’s Orb, which could be seen from the wizard’s islet.

Seas raged around the small island, in reaction to the continuing quakes and eruption. The beleaguered wizard took what precautions he could, erecting a magical barrier to prevent water from entering his home. As he finished the defensive enchantments, breathing a sigh of relief that his home was protected, the ocean floor shifted and his whole island plunged downward almost two hundred feet – swallowed entirely by the surrounding ocean.

It’s been many decades, possibly centuries, since those events. No one has heard any more of the wizard since then. Whispering between adventurers in dim taverns hint of great treasures for the lucky band who finds the sunken isle – but then, you know how adventurers like to exaggerate…

This product includes the following maps (all 40x40):

• Sunken Isle Manor ground floor* (VTT with and without grid, +res with and without grid)
• Sunken Isle Manor second floor (VTT with and without grid, +res with and without grid)
• Sunken Isle Manor third floor (VTT with and without grid, +res with and without grid)
• Sunken Isle Manor fourth floor (VTT with and without grid, +res with and without grid)
• Sunken Isle Manor roof (VTT with and without grid, +res with and without grid)

In addition, I’ve included a map of the seas around the Sunken Isle (not 40x40), showing the nearby island and Demon Orb Peaks, where the volcano remains active (the map has been provided in two resolutions, each with and without hex grid).

*Note: The ground floor map for the manor includes stairs which lead down. Those have been included in case you wish to add a basement or some other point of interest below the structure. If you choose not to include a subterranean level (or more), you can easily explain that wherever the stairs may once have led, they’re completely collapsed at this point.