DnD Battlemap: Sparse Forest DnD Map. Part 1
Available for: New Fans (~$5/month)
This set comes with 14 variations of Sparse Forest Map. Each map is seamless, so you can expand the scene out for more exploration by duplicating the map in the direction you want!
All of my maps (Sparse Forest Map. Part 1-5) are created to be seamless to fit together in order to create your perfect battlemap.
This map pack contains 14 different map variations, both in grid and gridless versions: daytime/nighttime, fireflies, rain, puddles, dusk, etc.
However, the group soon found that the bandits had set a trap. As the party pressed forward, they were ambushed from behind by more bandits, who had been hiding in the trees and bushes.
The free version contains a small part of the product as an example.
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For personal use only!
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Reviews (3)
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Kobold Shmobold –
The different weather styles available on the map, such as rain and night, really added a level of immersion to the game that helped my players feel more connected to the game world. The open spaces on the map provided ample opportunity for strategic combat, with different features like trees and shrubs providing cover and obstacles.
Goblin Boblin –
The open spaces on the map are perfect for combat and provide ample opportunities for creative strategies during battles. It’s also great that there are a lot of different features on the map that can be used for cover or line-of-sight obstacles.
Troll Droll –
I appreciated the different weather styles available on the map, as it allowed me to adapt the environment to fit the mood of the game, creating a new level of depth and complexity to our encounters. The open spaces on the map were perfect for creative battle scenarios and allowed for more strategic gameplay.