Need A Dwarven City Map

[Treebore]

Can't remember the individual module, but the dwarven city of Thorbardin was in Dragonlance Classics Vol. 1 compilation module.

The better (read: best) product for dwarven cities, though, is the Dragonlance box set Dwarven Kingdoms of Krynn. This set was absolutely fantastic, and a must for anyone building anything related to dwarven civilizations. Easy to ignore the Dragonlance stuff and use the maps, maps, and more maps.

Even blows the (awesome) Dungeons of Doom out of the water.

Is this for 2E or 3E? Meaning the Dragonlance Dwarven product.

 

[Mark]

The Ruins of Undermountain PDF $4.95 at RPGNow.com

The original "WLD" could easily be used as a Dwarven city. Heck, just one of the four poster-sized maps would do the trick. While you're there buy something from Creative Mountain Games, too, would you? Please? C'mon already! I said, "Please"!

 

[francisca]

tsr9227 Gazeteer 6 Dwarves of Rockhome has 3 or 4.

 

[Buttercup]

I'm pretty sure that it's the same maps that he already has...That is assuming that we're talking about the ones that have a lot of blue in them.

Yeah, those are the ones.

 

[Arnwyn]

Is this for 2E or 3E? Meaning the Dragonlance Dwarven product.

2e. It's a box set.

 

[diaglo]

DL 4

 

[johnsemlak]

One more free option would be the city of Thunderhold in the free downloads section of the Judges' Guild site hosted by www.necromancergames.com. IIRC there's a free PDF describing thunderhold and separate downloadable maps.

 

[Treebore]

judgesguild.com

Just go straight to their site for Thunderhold.

 

[Steel_Wind]

Thorbardin's map appears in DL4: Dragons of Desolation. It is huge, as in UNPLAYABLY huge, but if huge-no-matter-what is your end and aim - that is the product you want.

The Dwarven Kingdoms of Krynn box set features a few other Dwarven Cities in addition to Thorbardin. Again, all are geomorph based. Kayolin and Zhakar in the Dwarven Kingdoms are reasonably playable