Feb 7, 2024 4:41 pm
The Map of the Civilized and Uncivilized Lands of the GREENWOLD
(apologies that a higher-resolution map isn't available)
Maps of the Greenwold
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The Map of the Civilized and Uncivilized Lands of the GREENWOLD
(apologies that a higher-resolution map isn't available)
Feb 7, 2024 4:47 pm
Zoomed-in view of the Long Road; Mara is far off the map to the east. The bridge over the Sowkalt River is at the right edge of the map; Grayhaven is the city all the way to the west, at the lower-left corner of the map.
Jun 11, 2025 9:30 pm
This is a reference map for the Royal Chapel in Grayhaven, as there are areas that may provide cover, block line of sight, and/or affect movement.
The two RED areas are the side rooms; each one is at ground level and is accessed from a single door facing the altar. Anyone in those rooms would have total cover from anyone in any other part of the Chapel (unless that person was standing in the open doorway to the same room).
The PURPLE area is the top of the dais; it is about three feet above the ground level of the Chapel. The altar that sits atop it is about three feet high and could provide half cover for one size M combatant, 3/4 cover for a size S combatant. The altar is not large enough to provide cover for size L or larger.
The YELLOW rectangles represent the pews in the Chapel. They are long, 3'-high benches. A size M combatant ducking behind a pew would have 3/4 cover from anyone on the ground level not in the same "row" of pews, and half cover from anyone in the galleries above who is not lined up with that row (no cover from those). A size L or larger combatant could get half cover from other combatants on the ground level, no cover from anyone above.
The GREEN shapes represent the two raised galleries; they are 12' above the ground level and have a 3' wall surrounding them. Any size M combatant has 3/4 cover from anyone on the ground level. If a size M combatant ducks behind the wall, they have total cover from anyone on the ground level. Each gallery is supported by columns that can be climbed (Difficult terrain, DC15 Athletics to climb). A size L combatant behind the wall in a gallery has half cover from combatants on the ground level and could duck behind the wall to get 3/4 cover from the same.
The BLUE shapes represent the stairs that lead up to the two galleries. They are two squares in length and count as difficult terrain when ascending.
The two RED areas are the side rooms; each one is at ground level and is accessed from a single door facing the altar. Anyone in those rooms would have total cover from anyone in any other part of the Chapel (unless that person was standing in the open doorway to the same room).
The PURPLE area is the top of the dais; it is about three feet above the ground level of the Chapel. The altar that sits atop it is about three feet high and could provide half cover for one size M combatant, 3/4 cover for a size S combatant. The altar is not large enough to provide cover for size L or larger.
The YELLOW rectangles represent the pews in the Chapel. They are long, 3'-high benches. A size M combatant ducking behind a pew would have 3/4 cover from anyone on the ground level not in the same "row" of pews, and half cover from anyone in the galleries above who is not lined up with that row (no cover from those). A size L or larger combatant could get half cover from other combatants on the ground level, no cover from anyone above.
The GREEN shapes represent the two raised galleries; they are 12' above the ground level and have a 3' wall surrounding them. Any size M combatant has 3/4 cover from anyone on the ground level. If a size M combatant ducks behind the wall, they have total cover from anyone on the ground level. Each gallery is supported by columns that can be climbed (Difficult terrain, DC15 Athletics to climb). A size L combatant behind the wall in a gallery has half cover from combatants on the ground level and could duck behind the wall to get 3/4 cover from the same.
The BLUE shapes represent the stairs that lead up to the two galleries. They are two squares in length and count as difficult terrain when ascending.