Lush Cavern, Public 25x37
Added 2020-02-25 09:12:44 +0000 UTCHello, everyone!
This week I present to you a new cave map! I was in the mood of doing a cavern that had lots of vegetation in it. Inside your players will find a small pool of water. This water may have magic properties, something that I'll leave up to you guys.
You could use this as the final section of a larger set of caverns, a place where your players can perhaps fight an end boss. Because maybe he's guarding the magical water!
The cave has a lot of unique-looking mushrooms as well so your players can use them to craft rare potions to aid them in their travels.
The creature tokens for this week are a Sorcerer Cthulhu Starspawn, a Vine Golem and a Young Green Dragon. Emerald gets the Young Green Dragon while Diamond gets all three.
Thank you very much for your support as always and have fun!
Comments
Ohhhh, that sounds like a really nice encounter, it goes perfectly with the map! I love the idea about the temporary hit points with the poison damage drawback too, very nice risk/reward situation.
Dr. Mapzo
2020-02-26 03:35:30 +0000 UTCI will actually use, this artwork and homebrew monster to create a "druid of blight" that is corrupting the nature near the heart of the forest, which needs to be defended. https://www.dndbeyond.com/monsters/40287-priest-of-blight https://66.media.tumblr.com/39bbc9220ea475839b2477e46b005efb/tumblr_oedkus0Oal1qhttpto1_1280.jpg He surrounds himself with blights of all sorts and his greater goal is to grow his evil domain. :) Great chance for Druid PCs to roleplay, too. Thanks!
YetAnotherFool
2020-02-25 09:50:42 +0000 UTCLooks fantastic! Vine blight is a nice choice for this one. Drinking/touching the water could have the following effect, blighted by the monster: The subject gains 1d10 temporary hit points, but when they are all lost, the subject takes 1d6 poison damage.
YetAnotherFool
2020-02-25 09:35:16 +0000 UTC
