Greymantle Adventurer’s Guide TTRPG Battlemap Bundle

Discover a city filled with warmongering nobles, assassins, false-flag campaigns, and disguised monsters wearing the skins of their victims. Greymantle was once as beautiful on the inside as it looks on the outside, resplendent with a tower of wizards and scholars dedicated to knowledge.

But as time wore on, those in power came to favor the acquisition of wealth through the use of warfare… Now, wizards are no longer trained for knowledge, but to fight these wars, and the city’s nobility relishes the chance to fill their coffers from the bloodshed.

Will your players stop the encroaching war through spiting the nobility’s intrigues, or will they hasten Greymantle’s conquest of the surrounding lands? What will happen if they cross the Shadows of Oblivion–a dangerous guild of assassins, intent on honoring their god?

4 Battlemaps with One-Shot Adventures Included

This illustrated, 26 page Adventurer’s Guide contains 4 battlemaps with system-agnostic adventures written just for them, a map of the town, locations, a list of factions, important NPCs (portraits included), more adventure seeds, plus 3 illustrated digital item cards with loot your players can find!

Foundry VTT Ready

The included battlemaps are ready for Foundry VTT with walls, lighting, ambient sound and some animations. They also come as several files. Griddless .jpegs so they can easily be used in other VTT software like Roll20, as well as gridded home-print A4 .pdfs, and A1 or A0 gridded poster print files for professional printing at places like Staples or Office Depot. If you have any difficulties setting them up, we’re also always just an email away!

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This guide was created with our new Patreon tiers, where subscribers get their homebrew ideas immortalized in TTRPG lore forever. If you’d like to have your setting, NPCs, or items included in our next guide, join our $10 Forger of Worlds tier and we (along with the help of The Art of Caustic and author Stephen L. Nowland) will bring them to life for a lot cheaper than commissioning creators yourself–plus a lot of other GMs will be able to enjoy your creations afterwards, too!