Row Houses - 24 x 24
Added 2024-02-19 13:24:26 +0000 UTC"Houses are like people - some you like and some you don't like - and once in a while there is one you love.”
― L.M. Montgomery, Emily Climbs
The row houses loomed tall and foreboding, their red brick facades blending into the foggy night. As I walked down the cracked sidewalk of Row 21, an otherworldly silence hung in the air. No light or sound came from the tightly-packed homes that crowded both sides of the narrow street.
Peering through grimy windows revealed darkened interiors shrouded in shadows. Everything was covered in a fine layer of dust as if abandoned long ago. Yet the front doors were whole, untouched by weathering or vandalism. It was as if the residents had vanished in an instant, leaving behind only specters of their former lives.
I approached the stoop of Number 13 cautiously. The stairs groaned under my weight like a pained wail. Turning the knob released a gust of stagnant air from within, smelling of dust and something faintly chemical. Flicking the switch did nothing - the power lines had long been cut. I drew out my phone and tapped the flashlight, its feeble glow doing little to ease the encompassing gloom.
Inside, remnants of ordinary lives lingered - furniture outlines in dust, yellowed newspaper clippings on the walls. Yet an air of wrongness pervaded it all. A dark stain was splattered on the entryway floor, its edges indistinct as if part of some hasty exodus. Worst were the scrapes and gouges scored into the wooden banister, climbing the staircase to some unknown threat above.
A creak sounded behind me and my light fell upon a small handprint on the wall, far too small to be human. As twin pairs of phantom eyes regard me from the darkness at the top of the stairs, I fled that place of echoes and vanishing souls, unsure of what lurked still within the brick shadows of Row 21.
With this map you get:
- grid & gridless variations
- PNG files, low (70 PPI) & high (140 PPI) resolutions
- day & night variations
- abandoned variations
- floor plan
- dd2vtt files for FoundryVTT & Roll20
- High-resolution WebP files
- A monthly Foundry Module with all the maps of the month personally curated by me with walls, windows, doors, lights, and more.
Row Houses - Ground Floor - Day
Row Houses - First Floor - Day
Row Houses - Basement - Day
Row Houses - Ground Floor - Night
Row Houses - First Floor - Night
Row Houses - Basement - Night
Row Houses - Ground Floor - Day - Abandoned
Row Houses - First Floor - Day - Abandoned
Row Houses - Basement - Day - Abandoned
Row Houses - Ground Floor - Night - Abandoned
Row Houses - First Floor - Night - Abandoned
Row Houses - Basement - Night - Abandoned
Row Houses - Floor Plan
Rewards You need to be a patron in order to download the Tier 2+ rewards
Chthonian (Tier 1) Full access to my Handout Generator Web App and my eternal gratitude!
(If you are looking for Handout Generator Foundry Module, it is available for Tier 3+ patrons)
Yog-Sothoth (Tier 2)
Row Houses - With Grid - 70 PPI
Row Houses - With Grid - 140 PPI
Row Houses - Without Grid - 70 PPI
Row Houses - Without Grid - 140 PPI
Great Cthulhu (Tier 3) gets the basic variations of my maps in a foundry module
How to install my Foundry Modules
If you already downloaded the module just update it normally on FoundryVTT and the new maps will appear in your compendium.
Nyarlathotep (Tier 4) gets all the assets I designed for this map in my custom DungeonDraft Asset Pack released at the end of each month. This tier also gets all the map variations as a foundry module
Azathoth (Tier 5) gets my eternal gratitude for the extra support. Any request you have (within reason) will be added on top of my backlog and be designed as soon as possible.
