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Brackenbury Manor is almost a real place. If it were a real place, the real place that it would be is Little Moreton Hall. Little Moreton is a 16th-century manor house in Cheshire, England, which looks unsettling in a way that I'm not sure really comes through in the map. Here's a picture to show you what I mean. If that building looks completely fine to you, you've had too much to drink.

I didn't originally plan on including the gardens in the map, but after my last post, someone suggested that I should. And they were absolutely right. See, here's the thing: these are the hedges. They're cut into tunnels. You can walk through the hedges! I don't know about you, but the DM part of my brain couldn't stop thinking about how awesome it would be to have a monster hiding in there, waiting to jump on someone the second they come around the corner. In any case, I think the extra effort was well-spent.

Next up, I'll be drawing the grimlock settlement from the Black Loch. It has a shipyard, where most of the ships in the loch are built. The basic story is this: a team of deep gnome engineers builds ships using grimlock laborers. The grimlocks, who don't care about money, are paid in meat. This situation has been working out for years, with rich gnomes and fat grimlocks. And there's no reason to think it won't. Unless they run out of meat. That would be a problem, especially for the gnomes. This is a bad place to be the last thing made of meat.

The grimlock shipyard is one of only 6 maps left to draw for the Black Loch. Aside from that, there are some tokens to draw, as well as a few generic backdrop maps (caves, tunnels, etc), but it's getting pretty close to being finished!

Anyway, that's it for now. Hope you like the map! Let me know what you think!

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Anonymous

Man, this is all kinds of awesome!