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Looking for a slum tenement building map or floorplan
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frankthedm
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Try looking through some free online WFRP modules.
RichGreen
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Frostmarrow
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Sellswords of Punjar from Goodman Games have exactly what your looking for:
Not arranged in storeys though.
Or you could look here for some free Ptolus maps
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GrumpyOldMan
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Hârn, Wonderful Hârn
Go to Settlements : Lýthia.com and download Tashal: Upper East Side and Eastside City Block. There should be plenty there to meet your needs.
While you’re there check out the other downloads on that page for more crunchy Hârnic goodness!
Go to Settlements : Lýthia.com and download Tashal: Upper East Side and Eastside City Block. There should be plenty there to meet your needs.
While you’re there check out the other downloads on that page for more crunchy Hârnic goodness!
GrumpyOldMan
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Hmmm link works despite the crazy way the word Lýthia appears.
frankthedm
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Thanks grumpy, those do look usefull.
The Sellswords map is really nice crisp and clean, though far too open and clutter free for a slum tenement building. Every square in such a building should be choked with detritus the impoverished have gathered in hopes of reusing or in their wildest dreams, selling for a few copper. Poorly made beds should be gobbling up combat real estate, ready to collapse the moment someone tries to stand and fight on one of them.
The Sellswords map is really nice crisp and clean, though far too open and clutter free for a slum tenement building. Every square in such a building should be choked with detritus the impoverished have gathered in hopes of reusing or in their wildest dreams, selling for a few copper. Poorly made beds should be gobbling up combat real estate, ready to collapse the moment someone tries to stand and fight on one of them.
You might want to do a search for Roman Insulae, the shockingly modern-looking, 3-5 story apartment buildings that made up most of ancient Rome.
Any good library should have books on ancient architecture or art that would have insulae floor plans. Generally there were shops on the ground floor, and the upstairs apartments were "railroad" style - connected square rooms with no hallways. Each floor above the ground was usually identical (made them cheaper to build). There were usually no cooking facilities. (Everybody ate out, just like in New York!)
Any good library should have books on ancient architecture or art that would have insulae floor plans. Generally there were shops on the ground floor, and the upstairs apartments were "railroad" style - connected square rooms with no hallways. Each floor above the ground was usually identical (made them cheaper to build). There were usually no cooking facilities. (Everybody ate out, just like in New York!)
CaptainChaos
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There was one in Freeport: The City of Adventure. I dont' recall off the top of my head if it was reprinted in the Pirate's Guide.
Ran across the following while looking for similar material on Google Books ...
The Housing of the Working People ... - Google Book Search
The Housing of the Working People ... - Google Book Search
