A Crumbling Desert Tomb
🕑 Added 2019-10-31 14:42:25 +0000 UTCThe hot breath of the desert has patiently eroded the dunes to revealed a sundered stone ceiling. Only the bravest of adventurers would dare lower themselves into the long-forgotten tomb exposed within... And as their eyes slowly adjust to the cool darkness, what will they find?

Conveniently, we created a mummy token in our last release! You can find that in the Halloween Monster Tokens post. He might be accompanied by the skeletons and zombies also in that pack, or some snakes of that small-and-many or few-and-huge varieties.
What encounter is your imagination cooking up right now? I'm dying to know, so please share it in the comments! Even if it is just a seed of a thought, together I hope we can crowd-source something amazing. :)
This is our clever (a happy accident) transition from spooky October maps to our November theme, which is going to be (predominantly) hot and sandy. You'll hear more from me soon enough, so I'll see you then!
Thanks to Patrons like you this map is released under the CC BY-NC 4.0 license.
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Lighting on this is great.
Nikki N
Ooo now there's an idea...It might be pretty fitting, considering I used the Haunted House from last year for a one shot that became a full campaign. We're playing our one-year anniversary game tomorrow, so it'd be a good way to come full circle, so to speak!
Scarlet T
Yesssss. I was hoping for more desert vibes. Thank you! I'm so excited to use this later!
Adán Martinez
Fantastic! More like this, please!!! Like a MegaDungeon, as the big cavern!
Maxime Durocher
We need a whole set of corridors and rooms now! Hehehe
Ross from 2-Minute Tabletop
Thanks! You know, this could make for a VERY jarring bottom to the Mysterious Mangrove Portal's pit from earlier this month...
Ross from 2-Minute Tabletop
I wish I had your session-planning skills! Let us know how it goes. :)
Ross from 2-Minute Tabletop
Bah, of course not! (That was last year's project)
Nikki N
This looks VERY fun and I love the lighting!!
Derek Burge
Thank you for not just making a haunted house map!
Very appropriate for Halloween. I need to use this tonight!