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 Doors open in the direction of the arrows.

To enter by opening a door expends a minor action and grants shift 1 in any direction when doing so and as standard action you can retain the minor action and has total defense at the end of the shift.

While using a move action when opening a door or closing a door doesn't end the move action but does cost either a minor action or standard action by doing so. 

You can also choose to close the door after the shift as a free action.

You can simply close the door with making no entry nor exiting of the door as a free action.

If choose to lock the door after entering and  shifting or barred the door after entering and shifting, this will be treated as a standard action instead of a minor and you are automatically granted total defense when doing so.

When provoking an opportunity attack or area attack when entering a doorway you grant combat advantage to the attack and you can't move nor shift after the opening of the door shift.

Shifting to a square that was cause by opening the door or entering a square after entering a open doorway that is adjacent to an enemy with no ally adjacent to he/she provokes a basic attack or an at-will power attack. If the attack that was provoked is a range or area attack then that provoked attack doesn't provoked opportunity attacks.

The circled L’s are on the side of a doorway that denotes that entry thru that door from that side has a lock and needs a key and a standard action to pass thru or one of the following options.

Most doors on the map are built for the rough UnderLook Neighborhood and when you has no key only a non-sword weapon with a blade can grant you access by the lock with three successful Athletics Check (22) otherwise the doors can’t be damage by arcane/implement powers, has 60hps and an AC of 26.

(These doorway combat and ambush rules above applied to both PCs and NPCs. So be careful, the big city is a dangerous place.) 


Double-lines with small lines throughout it are fences or railing with DC Safety Check roll to prevent been force over on ramp of 22 to grab the railing with a dazed condition (hanging on though) and a second roll to return to last exiting square dazed and prone.

All Falls happens with prone condition and are 2d4 damage at 10ft and 1d4 for every 5ft afterward. For 5ft. falls  either a successful Athletics or Acrobatic check of 22 grants no effects otherwise a 5ft. fall causes prone and no damage.  Heights are marked on the map from a street level of 0ft on M23, P24, R21 and K21. Climbing fences from ground and rooftops are speed 3 for every 5 ft (one square.)

Some of the shelves, counter spaces and displays are poorly done and aren’t walls when in doubt, ask me on the OOC thread to be sure on which is which.

Dotted lines denotes below a surface area, underneath a ramp or a floor floor plans and objects. Also interior walls in area underneath are also dotted.

Exterior walls, sound buffing walls and walls separating apartments and stores that are darkened (shaded thoroughly.) has a -5 penalty to perception checks when you are indoors and separated by a darkened wall or when you are outside there’s no perception thru walls and closed doors. (Yes the shaded walls are continuous as dotted.)

There no perception penalties for non-shaded walls and with a successful Athletics Check of 28 and a minor action you can crash thru them. Non-shade walls has 15hps and AC of 22.

All the chairs on this map are light and doesn’t cause difficult terrain movement but when your movement once per turn share a square with at least one chair you are penalized one square of speed when entering the chair square.

Chairs are strength attack causing 1d4 damage and when thrown they are light throwing weapons causing 1d4 and hit target is penalized with his/her next turn’s move action one square speed. Non-Hybrid Martial Power Classes has a +3 proficiency with the light chair weapon. (Take pointers from that young elf waitress, she experienced at chunking those chairs at rude men and she’s a pure fighter.)

The boxes in the Tea Shop has lids and filled with tea leaves with all the handle with care leaves and blends in the boxes on the far left. Any crashing of the far left boxes will draw a DC Safety Check roll as listed below:

9 or lower grants no penalties or conditions.
10 to 13 grants Difficult Terrain of the 2x2 squares of the crashed area.
14 to 21 is the same as a lower roll with entering and starting the turn in the 2x2 zone grants slowed condition, 23 to 25 same as all lower rolls and the dazed condition.
26 grants Difficult Terrain of the 2x2 squares of the crashed area.
28 or higher: grants no penalties or conditions.

Hey! Its my Tea Shop and you guys should be happy there isn’t any lethal or combustible substance in the shop like there’s in the kitchen. (W-X 31) So, no fighting in the kitchen! (Unless you with that feisty waitress. She’s mean.

Waterpool (4ft. high lip - 3ft deep) on the upper ramp has a solid center (Water pump workings that also grants line of sight advantages) The pool is Difficult Terrain going into, coming out of and in the pool and no damage from been force over the lip, so all squares with the waterpool fountain are safe squares (and wet.)

If you exit the map area than resort to the bigger map with 2 squares on the big map equaling 3.5 on the encounter map scale and I will updated you on a new drawn map for your movements.

 Doors open in the direction of the arrows.

To enter by opening a door expends a minor action and grants shift 1 in any direction when doing so and as standard action you can retain the minor action and has total defense at the end of the shift.

While using a move action when opening a door or closing a door doesn't end the move action but does cost either a minor action or standard action by doing so. 

You can also choose to close the door after the shift as a free action.

You can simply close the door with making no entry nor exiting of the door as a free action.

If choose to lock the door after entering and  shifting or barred the door after entering and shifting, this will be treated as a standard action instead of a minor and you are automatically granted total defense when doing so.

When provoking an opportunity attack or area attack when entering a doorway you grant combat advantage to the attack and you can't move nor shift after the opening of the door shift.

Shifting to a square that was cause by opening the door or entering a square after entering a open doorway that is adjacent to an enemy with no ally adjacent to he/she provokes a basic attack or an at-will power attack. If the attack that was provoked is a range or area attack then that provoked attack doesn't provoked opportunity attacks.

The circled L’s are on the side of a doorway that denotes that entry thru that door from that side has a lock and needs a key and a standard action to pass thru or one of the following options.

Most doors on the map are built for the rough UnderLook Neighborhood and when you has no key only a non-sword weapon with a blade can grant you access by the lock with three successful Athletics Check (22) otherwise the doors can’t be damage by arcane/implement powers, has 60hps and an AC of 26.

(These doorway combat and ambush rules above applied to both PCs and NPCs. So be careful, the big city is a dangerous place.) 


Double-lines with small lines throughout it are fences or railing with DC Safety Check roll to prevent been force over on ramp of 22 to grab the railing with a dazed condition (hanging on though) and a second roll to return to last exiting square dazed and prone.

All Falls happens with prone condition and are 2d4 damage at 10ft and 1d4 for every 5ft afterward. For 5ft. falls  either a successful Athletics or Acrobatic check of 22 grants no effects otherwise a 5ft. fall causes prone and no damage.  Heights are marked on the map from a street level of 0ft on M23, P24, R21 and K21. Climbing fences from ground and rooftops are speed 3 for every 5 ft (one square.)

Some of the shelves, counter spaces and displays are poorly done and aren’t walls when in doubt, ask me on the OOC thread to be sure on which is which.

Dotted lines denotes below a surface area, underneath a ramp or a floor floor plans and objects. Also interior walls in area underneath are also dotted.

Exterior walls, sound buffing walls and walls separating apartments and stores that are darkened (shaded thoroughly.) has a -5 penalty to perception checks when you are indoors and separated by a darkened wall or when you are outside there’s no perception thru walls and closed doors. (Yes the shaded walls are continuous as dotted.)

There no perception penalties for non-shaded walls and with a successful Athletics Check of 28 and a minor action you can crash thru them. Non-shade walls has 15hps and AC of 22.

All the chairs on this map are light and doesn’t cause difficult terrain movement but when your movement once per turn share a square with at least one chair you are penalized one square of speed when entering the chair square.

Chairs are strength attack causing 1d4 damage and when thrown they are light throwing weapons causing 1d4 and hit target is penalized with his/her next turn’s move action one square speed. Non-Hybrid Martial Power Classes has a +3 proficiency with the light chair weapon. (Take pointers from that young elf waitress, she experienced at chunking those chairs at rude men and she’s a pure fighter.)

The boxes in the Tea Shop has lids and filled with tea leaves with all the handle with care leaves and blends in the boxes on the far left. Any crashing of the far left boxes will draw a DC Safety Check roll as listed below:

9 or lower grants no penalties or conditions.
10 to 13 grants Difficult Terrain of the 2x2 squares of the crashed area.
14 to 21 is the same as a lower roll with entering and starting the turn in the 2x2 zone grants slowed condition, 23 to 25 same as all lower rolls and the dazed condition.
26 grants Difficult Terrain of the 2x2 squares of the crashed area.
28 or higher: grants no penalties or conditions.

Hey! Its my Tea Shop and you guys should be happy there isn’t any lethal or combustible substance in the shop like there’s in the kitchen. (W-X 31) So, no fighting in the kitchen! (Unless you with that feisty waitress. She’s mean.

Waterpool (4ft. high lip - 3ft deep) on the upper ramp has a solid center (Water pump workings that also grants line of sight advantages) The pool is Difficult Terrain going into, coming out of and in the pool and no damage from been force over the lip, so all squares with the waterpool fountain are safe squares (and wet.)

If you exit the map area than resort to the bigger map with 2 squares on the big map equaling 3.5 on the encounter map scale and I will updated you on a new drawn map for your movements.