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Rafters & Cellars: 8 Inn & Tavern Maps (Keyed, VTT + Print)

In short: Rafters & Cellars is 8 fantasy inn and tavern battle maps for $2, each with a ground floor, upstairs and cellar (24 maps). You get a GM PDF with every room keyed, player images at 70 px per square and .dd2vtt files with walls and doors for Foundry VTT, Roll20, Owlbear Rodeo and other virtual tabletops. It works with any fantasy RPG. Rafters & Cellars is eight fantasy inns, ready to run tonight. Every inn has three floors (a ground floor with its yard and road, an upstairs of guest rooms and a cellar), maps for your players and your GM screen, and a two-page guide that tells you who's there and what's going on. The eight inns The Merry Goose: coaching inn on the king's road. Hot pies, fast horses, untaxed brandy. The Drowsy Heron: a ferry-crossing inn where the river mist comes in under the doors. The Brass Kettle: the market square's loudest tavern. Never quite closes. The Lucky Hare: a crossroads inn with a card game downstairs that nobody admits to. The Salted Anchor: a harbor tavern where half the stock came in without a ship. The Crooked Lantern: a forest-edge inn with a way out for those who need one. The Singing Friar: a town alehouse on older foundations than anyone remembers. The Frozen Stag: the last warm room below the mountain pass. For every inn GM maps with numbered rooms and secret doors marked, in the PDF and as print-ready PNGs. Player maps: JPGs at 70 px per square, gridded and gridless. No numbers, no secret doors. .dd2vtt files with walls, doors and firelight built in, for Foundry VTT (with a Universal VTT importer) and other apps that read the format. A two-page GM guide: four staff (each with a want and a secret), a menu, six guests for tonight, six rumors (two false), three adventure hooks and a key for every room, about 25 per inn. That's 24 floor maps and nearly 200 keyed rooms. The floors share their stair squares, so they stack in your VTT. One square is 5 feet. System-neutral: no stats, so it works with any fantasy game. Try one free The Merry Goose is free, complete with all three floors, VTT files and its guide. Files The GM guide PDF (34 pages) plus one zip per inn (about 6 MB each), so you only download what you need. License Use the maps and text in any of your games, including paid games, streams and recorded sessions. Print copies for your players. Please don't resell or redistribute the files. Questions Does it work with Foundry VTT?Yes. Create a scene from each .dd2vtt file with a Universal VTT importer module, and walls, doors and firelight come in with the map. Archways are open gaps, and secret doors import as normal walls you can switch to secret doors. Does it work with Roll20 or Owlbear Rodeo?Yes. Use the JPGs. They're 70 px per square, Roll20's default grid, with gridded and gridless versions. Which game systems?Any fantasy RPG, including 5e and OSR games. There are no stats: staff, guests, rumors and rooms are written so you can drop in your own system. How big are the maps?Each ground floor is 33 × 26 squares, including the yard and road. Upstairs and cellars are cropped to the building. One square is 5 feet. Can I use them in paid games or streams?Yes. Please don't resell or redistribute the files. Can I try one first?Yes. The Merry Goose is the first inn, complete and free. Pairs with: Roadside & Rafters, 58 random tables for inns, roads and villages, for when you've used up the guests and rumors here. Need dungeons too? Delvework has 24. Want to spend a winter at one of these inns?Winter at the Frozen Stag is our free solo journaling game set at the Frozen Stag, the mountain-pass inn in this pack. Made with AI: the maps come from a map generator written with AI assistance, and the room keys were written with AI and edited for play. Everything is original.