Tidebound Wayside

Give your map a village worth walking through. Twelve illustrated destinations for a settlement that lives with the tide: a raised inn above the waterline, a kiln-fired workshop, a hoist quay, a cable ferry, a stone bridge with a flood refuge, a waterwheel mill, a storm lookout and more. Each one shows what people do there, so players can tell the stops apart at a glance.

Use them as map markers, quest destinations, travel menus, fast-travel lists or location cards.

What you get

• 12 unique destination designs: inn, workshop, docks, ferry, bridge, gate, market, shrine, campsite, mill, watchtower and orchard.
• Editable SVG sources (96×96): named groups for buildings, activity and approaches, plus palette variables, so you can recolour, move parts or remove the light keyline.
• Transparent PNGs at 48×48 and 96×96 (24 files), drawn to sit on light parchment or dark slate maps without a backing tile.
• An offline map example (HTML/JS) with a clickable map, a legend, category filters, a 48/96 size switch and light/dark themes. Rename the places or move them in one data file. It is a selection and legend example: roads and water are decorative, with no routefinding or collision.

Good to know

• Tested backgrounds: parchment and dark slate. On white or mid-tone grounds the thin cream keyline shows as a light edge; delete or recolour the keyline group in the SVG if you'd rather not have it.
• The cover is a promotional arrangement of the supplied markers, not a screenshot of the included map. The gallery includes a real capture of the map.
• PNGs don't update automatically when you edit an SVG; export again from any SVG-capable tool.

Licence

Artwork under the included Goblin artwork terms (LICENSE.md): use and modify it in any number of personal or commercial games; attribution optional; no resale or redistribution of the artwork as standalone assets. Example code, data and docs: MIT. Made by Goblin, published by Roaming Minds (Danish CVR 46376692).