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Lairs & Encounters: Bat, giant
Apr17April 10, 2018

Lairs & Encounters: Bat, giant

Lairs & Encounters, Maps

Back in 2016 the Adventurer, Conqueror, King System (ACKS) Lairs & Encounters book came out, for which I drew a whole bunch of maps. Ever since then I’ve wanted to draw more maps for the lairs in that book, but never really had the time, until now.

Bat, Giant

A depression holds a stone door that leads into an ancient tomb, where giant vampire bats now use as a lair.

lair of giant bats
Lair # 6
By : Simon Forster Tags: acks lairs maps

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