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Caverns, Dungeon, Dungeons & Dragons, Fantasy, Labyrinth Lord, Maps, RPG, Ruins
As I was deciding what to scan for today’s Friday Map, I realized that I have about 45 maps drawn that I haven’t scanned yet. So I quickly flipped through the map book to find one of my larger map sets to put up today.
Hyram’s Ruins is a set of three maps for your use and enjoyment.
Hyram’s Ruins – Surface
The surface of Hyram’s ruins is an old tower on a hillside with the ruins sitting below in the lee of the hill and a cave further up.
There are three access points to level 1 of Hyram’s Ruins from the surface level. The most obvious is the staircase in the ruins proper (the northernmost stairs on level 1). Spiral stairs in the tower lead down to the centre of level 1, and a secret door in the roots of the tree in the ruins leads to the caverns attached to the side of level 1.
Hyram’s Ruins Level 1
The spiral stairs from the tower continue down past level 1 to level 2, as well as stairs in the south end of the secret cavern.
If you like maps like these, check out Dyson’s Delves – a book of maps and adventures that I wrote and drew for this blog and that I sell to pay for my internet connectivity and for the time required to keep the updates coming.
your southernmost stairs on the level 1 map are labeled up! I got it all figured out but was confused for a second.
Oooops indeed! Must photoshop a fix to that…
Beautiful maps as always, Dyson.
And for anyone out there that likes these maps, I highly recommend picking up a copy of his book Dyson’s Delves. I bought a copy as a present for myself and love it. =)
-Ed
I love your work more than I can put into words. Unfortunately I very, very rarely get to play anymore, but seeing your output every week is a little highlight that reminds me of the golden days of gaming.
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