In the dark foliage of the Blackthorn Jungle are many old structures of the ancient Yl’Daara dynasty. This is one of many trapped stone follies concealed by the everpresent vines and trees. Externally this is a small single floor structure with steps up to the building roof where a number of pillars extend upwards another 15 feet or so. The structure is constructed out of the local dark grey stone, significantly weathered by weather and the vines that entwine around and through the rocks.

The structure’s symmetry continues from the outside to the interior floor plan – with one major difference. One of the massive stone portals leading into the structure has been pulled free of the frame and lies smashed in the entranceway. The entire east side of the structure has been looted and is open to the elements – doors removed, traps set off or disarmed, and the final treasure room looted as well as a breach made into the opposite treasure chamber. However the final trap was triggered as they tried to leave the treasure chamber, and the whole entrance to the chamber came down upon the robbers sealing the chamber anew.

The map of the structure includes the markers for trap triggers in gray – and on the east side of the map you can see the activated, disarmed, and destroyed trap triggers (along with a few in grey that were never triggered). I’ve also included a pair of maps (below) with the untriggered traps removed from view.

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The 1200 dpi versions of the map were drawn at a scale of 300 pixels per square and are 12,000 x 7,200 pixels in size (40 x 24 squares). To use this with a VTT you would need to resize the squares to either 70 pixels (for 5′ squares) or 140 pixels (for the recommended 10′ squares that works with the furnishings as presented) – so resizing it to either 2,800 x 1,680 or 5,600 x 3,360 pixels, respectively.

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