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Dragon's Lair

Added 2019-09-07 17:37:35 +0000 UTC

"Dragon's Lair" [30x30] has 2 map variants (plus grid, no-grid, JPG, PNG and PDF versions, ready for Roll20, Foundry or your favourite VTT platform).

Every adventure must have its own monster. This time we present a map that you can use during the adventure with the mysterious monster. We designed a cave in which it hides. There is also a treasure there so it is probably a great, hungry and deadly dragon ...

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Every adventure must have its own monster and every monster must have a home. Sometimes it’s a wooden house, depths of the sea or dark cave. We present you a map of the dragon's lair, go in at your own risk!

Watching from above, there's a huge, nearly empty room. Scattered bones of animals and humanoid forms are laying on the ground, between piles of gold and imprints in the sand.

The dragon living here cannot be very old - its possessions are not very impressive, but treasures are getting bigger and bigger. Are you brave enough to get them?

Besides the monster itself, the road is not very easy. Rocky hills and streams might be tricky and one unlucky step can lead to disaster, or even death!

If you like you can connect the story from our previous map (link here) with this piece and let your players find out what happened with the team searching for the red dragon and the dragon’s cult.

Imagination is your weapon - maybe the cave is hidden behind a waterfall and the monster is ill? Maybe a priest with an angel heart is taking care of it, gaining its trust?

In a world full of mercenaries, finding a team willing to slain a beast is not that hard, the worst part comes when you have to share the spoil.

And as we speak about treasures - of course there are many coins from all around the world, jewelry, but under all of this you might find things more valuable than gold. Spell scrolls, magic weapons, artifacts - having a magic item doesn’t mean you are unkillable!

So jump into the dragon’s lair and choose your own fate!

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