Cyberpunk City Rooftops
Every good cyberpunk campaign needs at least a few moments on a dizzyingly high rooftop. This is where boundaries meet - both figuratively and metaphorically. Whether your characters are hanging off the edge or crossing paths with the elite corruption, this battle map will serve that purpose. Use it for your heists, use it for your illicit meet-ups, use it for anything your brain can cook up. There's plenty of ways to heighten (pun) the tension and to raise the stakes - so please - here it is - high above the city limits for your exploits.
Includes
- A gorgeous 22x32 battle map of cyberpunk themed towering building rooftops
- 9 variants for all your rendezvous needs.
- Variants: Cyberpunk, Blue Haze, Violet Haze, Intense, Bright Washout, Noir, Noir Rain, Toxic Steel, Violet Night.
Points of Interest
- Helipad - This flying vehicle landing spot could be for the oligarch, NPC, or other important characters in your story. Kidnapping them or eliminating them by staking this spot out could be just what your Cyberpunk story needs.
- 3 Access Points - For unexpected reinforcements, surprise encounters or legitimate routes to access the roof. They are located in 3 separate spots. Perfect to inject some chaos into the scene.
- Power Substation - Whether this just provides power to the signage, important servers or the whole building is up to you. Its blocked off by barbed wire and a bit of a challenge to get to.
- Night Club - The lower right hosts a fancy rooftop section of a club that you can meet up with NPCs to discuss next moves in your evolving plot.
- Trashy Hangout - Above the night club scene is a little stowed away section of old chairs and a dirty couch. This is where the real plotting begins. Want to overthrow the overlords? Want to plan the heist or assemble the team? This is where you meet. Its out of the way and 'off the grid'.
- Containers and Boxes. On the eastern northern most building are several barrels and a container. Whether these are important to your campaign is up to you. Do they house supplies that the resistance needs? Or how about evidence that corruption is taking place? Maybe its a storage reserve for the building incase something were to happen. Either way, disrupting this area could be a crucial part of the plot.