AtaraxianBear

Get your swimwear out, it's time for a beach episode! A coast encounter box with seven large maps for your adventures on beaches and sea!

Added 2023-07-10 14:59:15 +0000 UTC

I'm happy to present a box of maps to spice up your coastal adventures. Also, I couldn't resist making a Beach Episode map inspired by that Avatar episode

I wish you a lot of fun with the maps ! :)

- AtaraxianBear

Content:

7 detailed Maps, 34 Images (Minor Variants and Night Versions)

- The Beach Episode Encounter [45x35] (with and without a cave entrance and bathing gear from visitors and volleyball field)

- A Cliff at the Beach [30x40] (with an optional camp at the beach)

- Another cliff and beach encounter [30x40]

- A high cliff over the ocean [30x40] (with an optional ritul place)

- A long land bridge [60x35]

- Message in a bottle [30x30] A giant bottle with message at the beach (and optional without)

- A giant fjord [40x60]

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It's time for a beach episode!

The beach is filled with many people who sunbathe in the sand or on towles, swim or pursue other activities. The goal is to have many small mini encounters that your player can choose from them to create a wonderful beach episode! :)

Beach Episode Encounter Ideas:

The Treasure Seekers: A very gravely looking group of Goblins trudges through the beachgoers and gazes at an oversized map. You can help them on their treasure hunt and use Survival Skills to find a buried treasure. It is a chest containing a never-melting piece of eternal ice. You get a part as a reward.
The Beach Vendor: A Dragonborn alchemist has opened a small booth selling ice cream. Besides the normal strains, he also has "experimental" strains, which can have very wacky side effects. During the course of the day, the local authorities raid the seller. Will the heroes cover for him?
The Turtle: During the day, a druid dancing and playing instruments appears, accompanying a small newborn turtle, which is slowly struggling towards the water. The druids claim that it is the only descendants of the great world turtle and that it must reach the water on its own. But the dangers on the beach are varied. Will our heroes help defend the turtle, or will it be crushed by a careless orc or caught by a seagull?
The Old Mans Dream: An old man sits alone and deserted on the beach, gazing at the surfers in the waves. When spoken to, he reveals a desire for one last worthy surfing battle, which he was once the sea god's champion. A mighty trident beckons as a reward. As tradition has it, the Surfers are attacked by creatures from the sea during the battle. Only those who can truly ride the waves will emerge victorious.
The Sand Battle: Our players can join a competition of two groups of dwarves and orcs who want to play capture the flag between the bathers. There is also preptime in which both groups build sand castles to protect the flag.
The water: Attracted by the good mood of the visitors, even the waves come out of the water and a water element comes to the beach. But he soon seems very sad because he can't really feel the sun, seeps into the sand and can't really swim in the water. There is a possibility that he will take on the body of a hero to experience such a tag as a flesh thing. A skin of eternal water beckons as a reward.
The volleyball tournament: At the end of the day there is a volleyball tournament. The opponents and team members are then the most prominent characters from the day. Fighting takes place in the fields and attacks and spells become crazy volleyball moves.
The Disco Stone: At the end of the evening, a floating stone is washed up on the shore. He emits a rhythmic boom that grows louder and forces a nearby person to dance. This one now dances to other people, who also start to dance. The victims have to dance forever until they die from exhaustion. The only way to stop this is to defeat the stone's first champion in a dance battle (damage and attacks then simply become dance moves, flavor wise). Can our heroes save the day and then lead the aftershow party with their new artifact, the Disco Stone?