Map showing a trail in a plain with a pond and a mound.
The map meets the Cry Havoc standard, is printed in high definition (300 dpi) and on a strong varnished cardboard similar to that of the original maps.
Double map representing a circular castle and its village defended by a wooden palisade.
The plan is inspired by the castle of Avalon in the Dauphiné region of south-eastern France.
The maps meet the Cry Havoc standard, are printed in high definition (300 dpi) and on a strong varnished cardboard similar to that of the original maps.
Map showing a castle with the architecture typical of the fortresses King Edward I of England built at the beginning of the 14th century to control Wales .
The name Castell Arybrynwrthymôr means "castle on the hill by the sea" in Welsh,
The map meets the Cry Havoc standard, is printed in high definition (300 dpi) and on a strong varnished cardboard similar to that of the original maps.