Bharzul Low City - Hi-Res Day & Night Variants (Patreon)

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This is the base set for this weeks maps. It includes high resolution day and night variants of every level. Higher tier patrons can get the complete set with additional variants HERE

This map set is part of the Bharzul series.

Background

Bharzul City has 4 distinct districts within the walls, the Low City, Mid City, High City and Stone Palace. Each is built onto a separate terrace on the mountain side and are primarily connected by the grand lifts.

The Low City is where the majority of the population live, and although densely populated is broken into smaller communities that are each self-sustaining for the most part. This leads to friendly competition and rivalries. From the outside many of the buildings seem small, but they often extend into the rock face behind and there are as many streets and passages in the mountainside as out on the terraces.

Many homes on the low city are also places of work. Each community is centred around a marketplace or plaza of some kind where trade takes place, and it is common for each household to have a dedicated space in their home for the creation of curation of whatever their specialty is. In this way trades are usually passed down through generations within a family as children are exposed to them very early on.

Grid Information

GRID SIZE – 34x22(300DPI)
VTT SIZE – 4760x3080(140DPI)
RECOMMENDED PRINT SIZE – A1/ANSI D

Design Notes

Low City Streets – Lower Level

• 01 – Civic Space – Small communal spaces like this ae common throughout the city. Some have specific purposes like shrines or gardens, but many are open spaces curated by the local community.
• 02 – Underground Passage – Those who know the city well can travel around without ever going outside, but for newcomers it can be veery easy to get lost in the maze of interconnected tunnels and levels. This is also a big home advantage if the city were to ever be invaded.
• 03 – Communal Entrance – Many buildings appear to be a single dwelling from the outside but are in fact multiple connected homes.
• 04 – Brewers House
• 05 – Grocers House
• 06 – Engineers House
• 07 – Elevator
• 08 – Waterway
• 09 – Leatherworkers House
• 10 – Scribes House

Low City Streets – Upper Level

• 11 – Barbers House
• 12 – Large House
• 13 – Elevator
• 14 – Waterway
• 15 – Artists House

Low City Streets – Rooftops

• 16 – Roof Terrace