a guide surmounts the compass rose for aligning and scaling map grids. The maps have been created for use in virtual tabletop, the gridded and ungridded versions are both 70 pixels per 5 feet, which at online resolution is 70 pix per cm. the largest file is 3.3meg, and the smallest is 240k. all saved as highly compressed jpg files, there are 18 files in total, two of each floorset. This fileset contains each floor as two seperate files, in each case gridded and ungridded. I hope you all find this useful and best of luck in your own campaigns :).High detail jpg colour maps for Castle Ravenloft, the pinacle adventure of the famed Ravenloft realm, ideal for virtual tabletop. Using the levels layer tool (GM-only) to browse the floors and look at map labels: Using the stairs and looking out a window to see a party member on a different floor:

Now for some GIFs!Įntering the grounds and passing underneath the outer wall:

Small (a couple tiles) changes to RAW to ensure all staircases line up neatly on maps.

This build removes any need for Multilevel Tokens or Scene Packer, although both are great modules anyway.

Only one full module required: Levels (plus its two dependencies).

Yes, I know I could have defined the colours in a dict.

Included an optional bonus macro for changing the brazier colour in area K78.

These labels are of course all hidden for players. I didn't add journal pins with source book text, as that would be distributing copyrighted material, but referencing should at least be pretty easy. Minimal manual DM dragging of tokens required. I have ~50/40Mbps down/upload speed on a decent but not bananas computer.

No guarantees, but it's virtually lag-free for me using my usual setup of an Ubuntu VM running on a free-level Azure cloud hosting plan. Walls and images all optimised for performance.No more pesky loading screens! Split the party and still be able to see them all! Actually navigate the staircase during the Heart of Sorrow enounter! Levels-enabled floors mean everything is in one scene.I'm glad not to have to worry about hosting, and it's fantastic that resources like this can be free. There was a lot of interest, so I've curated it a bit, tidied things up, and packaged it for general distribution! Many thanks to u/FatalEden for giving permission to share the map art and offering to host everything for free alongside your existing map collection. See the README in the archive for installation instructions.Ī couple days back I posted a screenshot of the Castle Ravenloft Foundry build I was working on.

Castle ravenloft map images