Savage Frontier Map. The Savage Wastes Map & Guide (PoT Chapter 11) AFK Arena Guide As pointed out by @DerekStucki in the comments, a high-resolution digital version of this map is available for download for free online I've changed the location of a few places and added many new landmarks in to suite my needs
I made a spoilerfree version of the SKT world map! Enjoy! dndnext from www.pinterest.com
Edit Edit source History Talk (0) The Savage Frontier The idea behind the three versions is that GMs can easily make their own custom maps showing the area relevant to their campaign or adventure and only include the places that the PCs in their campaign would know about
I made a spoilerfree version of the SKT world map! Enjoy! dndnext
Its a work in progress that I'll keep adding landmarks to as the campaign goes on Featured here are four maps made to supplement the suggested locations for players to visit in the 3rd chapter of Storm King's Thunder: The Savage Frontier.These high resolution maps come in multiple variations including with or without text or labels for tabletop or digital play, print resolution pdfs, alternative versions using a nighttime palettes, and black and white line versions. This makes for the perfect map for my players to use on their journey
I made a spoilerfree version of the SKT world map! Enjoy! dndnext. Find local businesses, view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps. To make your own custom version, simply open the GM map and the blank map in GIMP, Photoshop.
Farming in the Savage Frontier Spriggan's Den. The Savage Frontier was the region of northwest Faerûn north of the Delimbiyr River, excluding the Sword Coast North, the High Forest and the former nation of Luruar, also known as the Silver Marches.[1] In contrast to the civilized cities found to the south and west, the Savage Frontier comprised rural farmsteads and rough settlements of miners and loggers.[2] It was a temperate land,[3. The Savage Frontier Inhabitants • Locations • Organizations • Settlements • Roads • Mountains • Forests • Bodies of water • Items • Food and drink • Events • Maps • Images • Sourcebooks