D&D 5E (2014) Anyone got a caravanserai map?

[rgoodbb]

Hi folks. I was wondering if anyone has already done the legwork of designing a caravanserai map for the purpose of D&D. 5 foot Squares would be the icing on the cake. If not, I’m not looking forward to it as map creation is certainly not a strong point of mine. Thanks in advance.

 

[overgeeked]

Dyson Logos does.

The Caravanserai

As the guy with all these maps, you would think I would have a map ready for just about every occasion in-game, right? In our Dungeons & Dragons 5e game that I’m running, we’ve had …

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[rgoodbb]

Wow, that was fast. Thanks mate. And thank you @Dyson Logos

 

[overgeeked]

Wow, that was fast. Thanks mate. And thank you @Dyson Logos

In the last week or two I dove head first into Dyson’s maps. So I knew he had one. You’re welcome. Hope it helps.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

The is one in Call of the Netherdeep, but it features a giant tortoise. It's a great map, and woefully underused in the adventure.

 

[rgoodbb]

The is one in Call of the Netherdeep, but it features a giant tortoise. It's a great map, and woefully underused in the adventure.

Cheers bud. I'll check that one out as well. I have accrued a shed-load of warlock tiles over time so I might try to map it out physically when I generate (pinch) some ideas.

 

[rgoodbb]

So having looked into maps and features of caravanserai, it seems that there were a few standards.

• Usually one large defensible entrance
• Multiple large stables
• Often central watering hole for beasts of burden
• Sleeping accommodation in or above the stables
• Area for merchants to trade
• Place to eat, drink and pray

Based on that and a few maps I have seen, this is my first stab at a caravanserai. Thanks for the help everyone.