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CREDITS

Based on a model by )DYHUDO

Line Developer: Simon Powell

Writing: Steven J. Black

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Layout: 6LPRQ3RZHOO

Interior and Cover Artwork: Simon Powell

Product Director: Simon Powell

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Game Masters need quality maps for their miniatures. DramaScape is committed to
bringing Game Masters the maps they need. This map product is a full-color, 30 x 25
inch, single level tavern.
DramaScape map products are
designed to be compatible with both
square and hex-based games and this
map product includes both types of
overlays.
This is a small tavern with two
entrances—a main entrance in the east
for the customers and a rear entrance in
the West for staff and deliveries.
Patrons have numerous choices of
seating in the tavern. Bar stools are
located in the southwest corner of the
tavern next to the bartender, whose only
story is about the time he shot the beast
whose horns are mounted on the wall in
the center mantelpiece. He always tells
the tale to new customers, and the old
regulars are sick of it. The bar has mugs
for customers. Large barrels of ale and
wine are in the southwest corner of the
bar.
The main serving area to the southeast
has many long tables with benches or
chairs to sit on. Barmaids collect the
patrons' orders and take them to the
kitchen in the northeast. When the
tables become littered with food, dirty
silverware, mugs, and plates the
barmaids clean them up when patrons
are finished with their meal. The center
fireplace has a store of firewood next to
it, and often has a roaring fire on cold
nights.
The northeastern part of the tavern has
a wooden floor rather than stone like the
rest of the floor. This part of the tavern
was built first and shows its age. It’s not
as popular as the serving area to the
south and most of the patrons in this
area are loners. There is a serving area
next to the kitchen for patrons to walk up
to the counter to order food. Small
tables with chairs as well as barrels of
water in the northeast corner of the
tavern make up most of the room
otherwise. Barmaids don’t frequent this
area as much, as they get higher tips for
serving the people in the main serving
area, and it's closer to the order counter.
Most of the tavern guards tend to be
mulling about the northeastern area
looking for troublemakers if not watching
the entrances, kitchen counter, or bar.
The kitchen in the northeast has a long
table with cleavers, tongs, ladles, and
knives laid out. The cooks prepare the
meals here after cooking them in the
large fire pit. Rows of firewood lie to the
side to keep the fire going. An iron spit is
used to broil various meats. Sacks of
wheat and yeast are nearby for baking
bread. Maids soak and wash the dirty
dishes in a tub of soapy water, dry them,
and put them up on the shelves for
reuse. The tavern is popular because its
cooks are very good at their craft, which
keeps the place very busy. Will your
Player Characters be the next to visit the
tavern?


Instructions for cut outs:

Printing:
Print only the pages that you need.

Page : Overview of the Interior.

Pages -: Close up view of the Interior in squares.

Pages -: Close up view of the Interior in hexes.

Layout:
To place the cut away maps together you’ll need to remove the white borders. You don’t need to
remove all the white borders around the edges, just remove the pieces in between the map sections,
leaving a white border outside the map in the center. Use any cutting tool to do this, scissors being
the preferred method.

Assembly:
Either tape them together using transparent tape, or glue them onto a large sheet of posterboard
or cardboard.

Square Map of the Interior layout:

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Hex map of the Interior layout:

Scale:

Print Layouts are set to 1 inch (square or hex) = 3ft.

VTT images are set to 100 ppi (1 inch = 3ft).

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