Japanese Mountain Village Temple (24”×36”)

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A Japanese mountain village temple battlemap, featuring red maples, a pagoda shrine, roads, a waterfall river, farm bridges & thatched cottages. Perfect for your D&D session & VTT!

Thoughts

• Did you ever watch Prince Caspian? You know the scene when the river god shows up? Let’s say the players are stuck in a fight that’s a bit too much for them…
• I bet you can see quite a distance if you climb the pagoda’s rafters. I bet something nasty could hide up there, too (they’re typically hollow, not multilevel).
• Introduce the players to the no-temple variant, and then drop the Nether Portal variant on them a couple sessions later for a surprise segue. (April Fool’s is coming soon (as of publishing), as a note..!)

Contents

• Japanese Mountain Village Temple: A little shrine and irregular pagoda structure dedicated to your local deity or spirit, surrounded by red maples, a couple of little cottages, and a rushing waterfall.
• Winter: It’s coming!
• Spring: It’s over! Cherry blossoms are always a lovely addition to a crime scene. Now you just need a cheating detective.
• Summer: I heard you didn’t like red maples. We’re not friends anymore, but I made this for you anyways.
• Flood: The kappa dammed up a river for some ludicrous scheme and now everyone’s paying the price!
• Drought: Ack, now there isn’t enough water! This village will be impoverished if it keeps up.
• Raiders: Oh, well, now the village is definitely impoverished. Quick, put the fires out — and arrest the perpetrators!
• Fog: This doesn’t seem good. Lots of things can creep up on you in the fog.
• No Temple: There’s lots of other things you can stick up on that plateau there now that I’ve removed the pagoda for you.
• Well: Like a well. With treasure at the bottom. Or a dungeon. Or pit-crawling sucker-coated lizards, or something worse and more nightmarish to come creeping out at night.
• Nether Portal: …what is this? Does it sound like Hell through there? Or is it just me?
• No Civilization: How did that song go? “Civilization? I’ll stay right here!” Actually, it’s a lovely red maple glade and it’s probably fantastic for any wilderness encounter.
• Canopy Overlays: Built for VTT canopy usage!
• Day/Night Variants: Wherever applicable!

Formats

WEBP for digital

With or without square grid!

(Please note that while WEBP is compatible with all major VTTs, it may not be previewable in old Windows 10 photo viewers.)

PDFs for print

The PDFs come in two versions: a “single-sheet” PDF with the whole image on one page for print shops or large printers, and a “divided” PDF split into US Letter/A4 sheets that can be cut out & stitched together on a home printer!

Foundry VTT module included

A Foundry module with a compendium of pre-built scenes for major variants is provided!