Final Set of Shrine #GeomorphMapContest Entries
Check in tomorrow for our winner & runners-up. Today we’ve got the last set of entries for the shrine edition of our contest:
Vance Atkins of Leicester’s Ramble sent these:
“A shine to some nameless (or at least difficult-to-pronounce) spider god, its alter ringed by four massive, glowing cabochons. And a shrine to a twisted god – its adherents following tortuous paths to a font of black flame.”
Yana of Pen & Paper Role-playing of Russia entered this design:
Andrey Makarov also from Pen & Paper Role-playing of Russia entered his new design:
Ray Schmidt Shares “Shrine of the Scarab”:
Jim Magnusson submits this shrine:
Gregory MacKenzie of Busy Game Master Submits a Design and an Encounter Key
This area opens to an abyss as black as midnight. Cold air wells up from
below. Here savage underworld demi-humans once and perhaps still make
sacrifice to the spider god.
Key:
a. A victim of the spider god, an dessicated adventurer wrapped in webs
whose backpack still contains useful equipment, dry socks, a key, and
rope. An oil lantern hangs from a belt, it swings in the wind with the
webs, squeaking.
b. A demi-human priest of the spider god, dressed in robes which are
embroidered with webs. The mouth of the priest hangs open in a silent
scream. In the corpses hand is a vial of unopened poison which he could
not reach in time.
c. Two for the price of one, here two hapless dwarfs are bound together.
Long since consumed their flesh has fallen away leaving only bones
within the webs and rusting armour which failed to protect them,
nonetheless their bones rattle in the wind. One wears a gold ring.
Erin Smale of Welsh Piper Submits this Shrine:
James Patterson’s Shrine of the Drow:
And Dyson Logos used Peter Regan’s Beer Mats/Coasters for his Entries:
