Pathfinder: Ready For A Different Kind Of Crawl
Finally a map for the most common occasion in adventuring. Sitting inside a tavern (or a pub) when a mysterious hooded stranger approaches with an offer of treasure beyond imagining.
Every good adventure should have at least one pub scene. Mine tend to feature more–the tavern is a great place to encourage roleplay. After a session (or three) of harrowing encounters, it can be nice to roleplay relaxing in the pub with a pint. There’s something about that scenario that brings out the characters. And once that starts happening, it’s a great time to turn the heat up with a nice, friendly bar brawl.
Especially if you’ve got several different pubs all on a street–there’s a lot of real estate on display here. Perfect for a pub crawl of adventure.
via Paizo
Pathfinder Flip-Mat Classics: Pub Crawl – $13.99
Paint the town red with Flip-Mat Classics: Pub Crawl, a gorgeous double-sided battle-scale map of two tavern-filled street scenes! One side features several bars and taverns in a nice part of town, while the flip-side extends the scene on Flip-Mat: Warehouse to flesh out the seedier side of town! Both sides show interiors and exteriors, for when the inevitable brawls spill out onto the city streets!
The most-popular Pathfinder Flip-Mats in history return! These fan-favorite maps feature versatile adventure settings—city streets, forests, ships, taverns, and more—and now they’re back for a repeat performance. Durable and lavishly detailed, these essential adventure set pieces are sure to bring excitement to your game table for years to come!
A special coating on each Flip-Mat allows you to use wet erase, dry erase, AND permanent markers with ease! Removing permanent ink is easy—simply trace over any permanent mark with a dry erase marker, wait 10 seconds, then wipe off both marks with a dry cloth or paper towel. Each Flip-Mat measures 24″ x 30″ unfolded, and 8″ x 10″ folded.
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Guess we should start with the First Post, then hit the Old Familiar, the Famous Cock, the Cross Hands, the Good Companions, the Trusty Servant, the Two-Headed Dog, the Mermaid, the Beehive, the King’s Head, the Hole in the Wall, and the World’s End.
