Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation — A World Built Around the cultivation world

What is inside

A single painted base map, 20 location markers, and 20 detail scenes with three points of interest each. The route runs from Cloud Recesses to Yunping City.

• Cloud Recesses the Gusu Lan Clan's mountain refuge above an ocean of cloud, where the Wall of Discipline guards the gate and the…
• Lotus Pier the Yunmeng Jiang Clan's lake palace of boardwalks and pavilions, lotus blossoms to the horizon and training decks loud…
• Burial Mounds a cursed mountain of ash and corpses where resentful energy pools thick as fog; the Yiling Patriarch's lair of black…
• Golden Carp Tower the Lanling Jin Clan's seat: gilded tiers, a hundred steps, and a tower of gold so bright it makes suspicion look like…
• Nightless City the Qishan Wen Clan's scorched capital, built on a volcano's throat, where a sun-tiered palace looks out over rivers of…
• Guanyin Temple a neglected hillside temple with a gilded Guanyin and a hidden underground chamber; its incense hides both a confession…
• Yi City a fog-choked town of paper effigies and ghost tales, its streets strung with thousand-paper lanterns and only the…
• Qiongqi Path a narrow stone road between sheer cliffs, once the only route to Qishan: good ground for ambush and burial.
• Dafan Mountain a forested peak crowned by a broken Heavenly Maiden statue, its slopes threaded with hunting paths and haunted shrines.
• Baifeng Mountain a quiet peak of flower meadows and springs, used for one of the cultivation world's grandest night hunts.
• Caiyi Town a canal town at the foot of the Cloud Recesses, its waters crowded with boats and market bridges.
• Mo Village a poor, suspicious little hamlet of mud walls and a family shrine, famous for the night the dead walked its lane.
• Jingshi the Gusu Lan Clan's quietest room: a cool, plain chamber of books and a guqin, meant for one who sleeps badly.
• Unclean Realm the Qinghe Nie Clan's iron fortress of dark stone and blade halls, built to turn a mountain's anger into a weapon.
• Qinghe the Nie Clan's river country: a hard-working town of forges, barracks and a river fort that watches the northern road.
• Gusu a wealthy water city of canals, tea houses and whitewashed walls, polite on the surface and full of whispers underneath.
• Yunmeng a broad lake country of reed banks, fish markets and flood dikes, hot in summer and never quite dry.
• Lanling a gilded merchant city of silk, perfume and tall façades, where the Jin Clan's wealth is always on display.
• Qishan the Wen Clan's red highlands: dry mesas, iron mines and a road that bakes in summer and freezes at night.
• Yunping City a river-mouth harbour of crooked stairs and temple bells, where every road seems to end at the water.