Description

Nestled against the looming castle gates, Ashwick Crossing is a lively artisan quarter where cobbled lanes wind past cozy cabins, seamstresses’ shops, the clang of the blacksmith’s forge, and stalls brimming with fresh produce and glittering jewelry. Merchants call out, children weave between carts, and the air smells of bread, leather, and iron. But when the sun dips behind the walls, the marketplace empties. Doors are barred, shutters drawn, and not a soul dares to tread the streets. Whispers tell of a presence that stirs in the dark—something unseen yet always watching.

Includes

• 28×70 Battle map of a bustling village town
• 6 Variants: spring, summer, autumn, late autumn, night, haunted
• 2 Versions: vendor tents, no vendors

Points of Interest

• Castle Gate: The towering castle gate frames the northern edge of the district, a constant reminder of the city’s grandeur.
• Vendor Stalls & Carts: Bustling carts and colorful tents offer fresh fruits, shining trinkets, and fine jewelry to curious passersby.
• Blacksmith’s Forge: The steady ring of hammer on anvil fills the air, with crafted tools and gleaming weapons proudly on display.
• Seamstress’ Shop: Bright fabrics and delicate lace spill from the windows, drawing eyes to the fine artistry within.
• The Old Church: Its modest spire rises above the quarter, offering a quiet place of reflection amid the market’s energy.
• Drayman’s Rest (Tavern): Warm light and laughter spill out from the tavern doors, welcoming travelers and townsfolk alike.
• Central Well: At the heart of the square, the well provides clear water and serves as a natural gathering place for conversation.
• Cobblestone Paths & Gardens: Neat stone paths wind between vibrant foliage and shaded corners, giving the Crossing its charm.