BattleCloth Map - Twin Bridges

The river courses angrily in front of you, threatening to sweep away any adventure foolish enough to set foot in it. The only safe crossing are the twin bridges: old but sturdy, traversing the raging waters, bringing travelers safely across for centuries. Whether the bridges are protected is up to you: perhaps a local militia charges a toll to cross, bringing in coin for the King. Perhaps a local group of thugs are extracting a “toll” from helpless travelers, or ambushing groups as they cross the bridge. Or maybe these bridges, long abandoned after the empire fell, are now the hauntings of a Troll or Revenant who will let none pass. Bridges are also a great place to go fishing! What is that strange glint in that trout’s mouth?

Designed for Dungeons & Dragons and other tabletop roleplaying games, this forest battle map gives you a ready-to-use encounter space that brings outdoor adventures to life. The detailed bridge setting creates a natural focal point for ambushes, crossings, and exploration scenes, making it a versatile option for game masters running forest encounters. Each Dice Dungeons Battle Map features exclusive hand-drafted artwork, giving your table a unique visual experience you won’t find anywhere else. Printed on durable cloth, this RPG battle map rolls out flat for easy use and measures 21.6 inches by 21.6 inches, making it ideal for standard 1-inch grid gameplay. Set in a forest biome and illustrated by Wes Brooks of Undead Speed Equipment, this map is built for immersive play, whether you are running DnD, Pathfinder, or any tabletop RPG system.

Polyester Fabric

21.6" x 21.6"

One cloth battlemap.

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Hand wash with mild soap. Dry flat or tumble dry low. To smooth wrinkles use a steam iron or apply indirect heat by ironing with washcloth over the map.