D&D 5E Crashed flying cities/fortresses (maps/modules)

[J-H]

I searched on the DM's Guild for crashed flying fortresses, castles,or cities and found nearly nothing.
Any recommendations for modules or maps on this topic?

I'd prefer one that crashed 1,000 years ago, is partially looted, and is now taken over by something else the party has to fight, but I can't be too picky.

 

[MarkB]

The last chapter of Rime of the Frostmaiden takes place in a crashed Netherese city.

 

[CleverNickName]

There's a crashed ancient city in "Explorer's Guide to Wildemount," but I don't think there are any maps for the ruins.

 

[Lord Shark]

It's not 5E, but there's a 13th Age campaign, Shards of the Broken Sky, that revolves around exploring a crashed flying city.

 

[dogoftheunderworld]

Isn't a crashed flying castle, just a castle?

 

[J-H]

Isn't a crashed flying castle, just a castle?

Sure, but it's a castle with magical areas somewhere in it related to flying, and it's probably on it's side where it's hard to navigate, and has substantial damage.

 

[Benjamin Olson]

There's a crashed tomb of a Netherese sorcerer archmage in as one of several more elaborate random underdark travel encounters in Out of the Abyss. I can't say I was terribly impressed with the entire implementation (no particular explanation for how it got sealed-in underground, tomb landed exactly level and undamaged, "sorcerer" was a generic undead without any special powers I think), but having all spells cast there cause wild magic surges was a pretty awesome element. I reworked it to be a high level encounter with a homebrewed Sorcerer Mummy Lord in a pyramid whose top just peaks out of the highway of spider web our heroes traveled on and it ended up a highlight of our campaign.

 

[MarkB]

Isn't a crashed flying castle, just a castle?

That depends on what height you dropped it from, and what was underneath it.

 

[Bolares]

Isn't a crashed flying castle, just a castle?

Isn't a falcon on the ground just a chicken?

 

[Faolyn]

Thought: Look up two different maps for castle ruins. Real ruins, gaming maps, whatever. Then combine the two.