Copperwood Coign

If you’re looking for a tiny town for your next game session, look no further than Copperwood Coign. Best of all, this content pack is free!

This tiny town was founded where two major trade routes meet and it sees a constant flow of travelers from far and wide, usually on their way between cities. The townspeople work very hard to meet the needs of anyone who stops in town to restock on supplies for the rest of their journey or to stay the night after a long day on the road.

This content pack contains just enough detail to make it feel fleshed out and ready to use but is still easily inserted into any campaign. Each card is formatted in a way that is clear and concise, so as a GM, you can focus on your table and not reading pages of backstory. I’ve also included a small block of connected buildings (noted on the map as building 3) so you have space to include your own NPCs or a business to meet your players’ specific needs.

What you’ll get with this 5e compatible content pack:

Town Maps

I’ve included several versions of the 10 foot square (30 x 30 grid) map of the town: There’s Summer and Fall foliage colors (with and without a grid) so you can easily use them in your favorite online tabletop systems, along with a GM version that has a map legend corresponding with the Resident Cards.

8 Resident Cards

Each resident has a backstory that’s just detailed enough to let you get a feel for who they are and their personality but it still leaves you full freedom to flesh them out at your table. Also included are some basic NPC stat blocks and a handful of character specific GM roleplay tips to help you at the table.

8 Resident Tokens

GMs can easily include each resident in their online game by using the included Resident Tokens which can be uploaded to any online tabletop system.

Constantly coming up with content for a campaign setting can be hard and finding assets for that content can be even harder. Hopefully you’ll find this content pack useful for your next session and it will help take a little of the stress off when one of your players says: “Hey, is there a town nearby we can visit?”

Try it out for your next session!