Talmandor’s Bounty (Jungle Edition)

Board

Thanks to Gogots for his Tundra terrain tiles and modular caves, PrincessP0pcorn for his diagonal building work, PonytailDM and rudeboy for their jungle terrain, and Gengus for his modular cave selections and boats. I did utilize a good number of modular homes for the colony’s buildings from various sources and some assets from the community uploads to Talespire as well for this build. If you see your stuff on my board, please give me a poke in Discord or leave a comment here in the Tavern and I’ll make sure you are credited for your work- since I only work with large-scale builds, everything I put out ends up being a love letter to the community and the people who build things with love item-by-item. A lot of love went into this map, and I know builders don’t get nearly enough credit for the work they put in. Special thanks to NahkCin as well for crafting the first Talmandor’s Bounty map.

Now that I’ve got that out of the way, I present to you Talmandor’s Bounty from the PF1 adventure Ruins of Azlant. Every area is appropriately labeled, every colonist, though renamed, is represented and on the boat, and I’ve even included the Choker caves from section G of the adventure down the well. For minis, I’ve utilized mostly community uploaded minis and heroforge pack minis as assets, so a HF subscription should take care of any missing swirly mini-ghosts.

Since there aren’t any Grindylows or Water Gremlin minis commonly available, I did have to swap in fishfolk for the grindylows and use a custom mini for the Fuath at the docks, BUT the fuath should have some alt forms available as morphs that’ll do in a pinch. Hide volumes are there, and I’m throwing down the claim that I am the master of hide volumes. See my shortly-to-be-uploaded map of the Old Al Tett Sewers for indisputable proof of this.

For a DM set on running this adventure, everything is there for you if you hit tab, including but not limited to the ankheg caves and blood maize crop fields. I hope you all enjoy- I felt truly inspired as I built this.