This 1920s tactical map features the sturdy stone interior of a centuries-old Spanish church. A claustrophobic, short corridor forces investigators into a single-file line before opening up into a cramped archive room. The space is heavily cluttered with towering shelves, dusty ledgers, and scattered century-old newspapers, creating a dim and suffocating atmosphere perfect for occult investigations. Tactically, the heavy wooden pews and massive stone pillars offer excellent hard cover against cultist ambushes. The archive room is a double-edged sword: the tall bookshelves break line of sight and provide ample hiding spots, but they also turn the room into a dangerous dead-end if the single entrance is blocked. Ideal for VTTs, the map's narrow lighting angles enhance the tension of exploring with just a flashlight or lantern.
