Ancient cities 1 - Black Hand Source | Maps


Advanced Search >

Author:
Artist:
Price:	$ to $

Description:

Ancient cities 1 - city map for personal or commercial use

Ancient cities is an aid to help GM's creative process or it can be used as a part of any rpg product where detailed city maps are needed. If you are a GM then you may find useful the features witch were planned to save you hours while you set up a town where your latest adventure takes place. It can also be a great help if you haven't prepared properly for the next meeting and need a place where your players can wander and fill up their supplies and souls. A naked map is included for those who would like to decide on their own which district is which where lives the poor and so on. Hope you enjoy your stay in Ancient cities first edition!

Features:

-plain maps (line and colored)

-marked buildings

-district map

Usage in commercial projects: This product cannot be resold on it's own. It can be a part of a product for maximum 50 % (it means you have to add at least 50% content of your own). You have to credit in the imprint (full name: Tamás Baranya). If you decide to edit the blank maps please take note that the used material has been edited.

You must be logged in to rate this

Malcolm M.

August 20th, 2011

I, too, have been searching for years for city maps which detailed non-medieval, ancient cities. Who knew they were waiting right here, at a phenomenally low price? Thank you, Black Hand Source!

James P.

January 16th, 2011

I have searched for years and years to find city maps that evoke the feel and detailing of a true to life city. I have to say that this title is exactly what I have always been looking for. I love the way the city seems to have grown orgaincally over [...]

Joel R.

January 16th, 2011

The cover of this product gives you a good idea of what you're getting. Inside is a keyed legend with a marked map, another that highlights the different districts in separate colors, a plain b/w line version for you to mark up how you like, and the sepia [...]