Monday Blues Maps

Every Monday I post a new Creative Commons licensed map. You are free to use/print these maps for personal use only. If you wish to use any of these maps in a commercial or non-commercial product, please contact Tim Hartin to learn how.

Please note that printing this map in black & white will result in a hard to see, washed-out grey map. Print in colour only.

Monday Blues #47 - December 19, 2022

Map Details:

• Grid Size: 36x46 10 ft. Squares or 72x92 5 ft. squares (72 dpi); VTT Size: 1229x1578
• This map continues from last week's map.
• The white dash lines represent submerged tunnels.
• Areas 3 b), 4, 17 a), 18, 19, and 20 a) represent water.
• Areas 3 a), 13, 16, 20 b), and 24 have pillars/columns. Area 32 a) has pillars of water (see below).
• Areas 27, 30, and 32 b) have statues.
• Area 32 a) is a temple with smooth polished marble floors and a ceiling of moving water hanging precariously in the air. The swaying waters above cast an interesting effect of shifting shadows on the polished marble floor.
• The true ceiling is 70 ft. above and open to the water that surrounds it. An invisible barrier ranges from 20 ft. high (at the sides) to 30 ft. at the centre. This magical barrier keeps the water above at bay, creating an air pocket at floor level.
• The magic that keeps the ceiling up, also created water columns/pillars that appear to 'hold' the ceiling up. Should this barrier get turned off, the water from above would come crashing down, flooding the room in minutes.

Here's how last week's and this week's map fit together.

These maps by Tim Hartin are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 2.5 Canada License. Inquiries about permissions beyond the scope of this license should be made by contacting Tim Hartin.