Blossom Mine Meadow - Two Maps of 40x30

Hey there! Before we jump into the map, I've got a little story to share with you.

So, during the map poll, I made a tiny mistake. Instead of typing "MINED," I accidentally wrote "MINE." It might not seem like a big deal, but for someone like me who tends to get a bit anxious, it sent me into a bit of a panic. I found myself asking, should I stick with my original plan of a lush meadow with bomb-flowers, or should I switch gears and add a mine to the mix? After some back and forth, I decided to do a bit of both.

Let's download your rewards, and i'm adding a bit of lore just below!
Oh, Adventurers, I couldn't fit the limit of 200 MB for your folder, so I had to save the Gridded variants separately.

REWARDS:   Traveler   |   Citizen   |   Adventurer  / Gridded Maps 

PLEASE NOTE: This map is intended to be 40x60. but I have splitted it in two pieces of 40x30 to guarantee a weight that will be more compatible with virtual tabletops platforms. I remember there was an issue with the old Exotic Port pack, where the map size was too big in weight for the tabletops, so I hope you will understand i've made my best to make it more functional!
And now.. 

About the map

Originally, I had this vision of a vibrant meadow filled with colorful flowers that would trigger and explode when you get too close.  So, what you get with this map is both the "mine" and "mined" variants, complete with craters and those explosive flowers I mentioned earlier!

Now, let's talk about the story behind it all. Picture this: the Plane of Earth has always been a hot spot for resource scrapers. So, the concept here is an old, abandoned mine that was once bustling with activity. I imagine a group of dwarves and gnomes emerging from the depths of the underdark, working tirelessly to extract valuable resources from the earth.

As for the map itself, you'll find various platforms and entrances scattered throughout. There are no hidden passages or secret tunnels, but you'll need to navigate through a well-defended valley where enemies could be lurking around any corner. Oh, and don't  mess with the Scorpion Drill!

Enjoy!
As always, let me know what you think about it and if you have ideas to improve it in the future, just leave a comment below!