Timuria Hex Map

After drawing this sketch of Timuria, a region of Uzrak, I realized it had a weird scale. I started with the cities and a 1 mile per hex scale in my head. As I drew the wilderness, I unintentionally shifted scale and was thinking in 3 or even 6 mile hexes. The result is a map has a kind of primitive cartographic scale, where more important things are larger. This is how mistakes become cool features!

Timuria Map.png

Random Encounter Table

2d6 Creature Hook
2 Sphynx, Avatar
of Order The avatar challenges parties with logic (in riddle form) and pounces on those who cannot answer; assuming their minds are tainted by Chaos.
3 Manticore A rabid manticore has lost its sanity. It roams the plains slaughtering anything it encounters out of spite.
4 Centaurs A herd of d6+1 centaurs are hunting a fugitive: a human who defaced their tribe’s totem pillar.
5 Patrol A patrol of d6+2 guards from a nearby city stop and question you about a one-eyed man in crimson armor.
6 Caravan A line of d6 wagons, each with a driver, 2 guards, and d3 occupants trundles across the plain. They are desperate to find a water source.
7 Bandits 2d6 thugs riding axebeaks give chase in hopes you have iron weapons or tools to steal. They will settle for your coin.
8 Flesh-eaters A filthy band of d6+4 flesh-eaters approaches, wanting to trade curious relics they found in Godswall caves. They hungrily eye any sick or weak.
9 Chaos Knight A chaos knight (covered in spiky armor) is looking to impress their god and challenges the strongest representative of law among the party to single combat.
10 Serpent Folk A “slither” of serpent men (d6+1), moving under cover of darkness, are carrying a coded message to a cultist in Garon.
11 Harpies A “murder” of harpies (d3 + party size) attack the camp in two waves, feinting to draw off guards then stealing any shiny objects they can get their claws on!
12 Vampire Lord A vampire riding a flying horror of warped flesh spots you. What are the chances it will come back in the night or when you are weak?