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Strict 90-degree overhead orthographic D&D battle map, with the camera perpendicular to the ground and all architecture, terrain, machinery, furniture, hazards, and elevation changes viewed directly from above with consistent top-down geometry. An abandoned dwarven foundry carved into the side of a mountain, built around a deep volcanic fissure. The encounter area should feel like a believable industrial complex rather than a collection of disconnected rooms. A large rectangular forge hall dominates the center of the map. It contains two long stone worktables, several anvils, scattered tool racks, stacked ingots, and a massive cold furnace built into the northern wall. A narrow channel of glowing molten metal runs from the furnace across part of the chamber before disappearing beneath a metal grate. A deep volcanic fissure cuts through the eastern third of the complex. The fissure has irregular natural rock edges and visible glowing lava far below. Three different crossings connect the two sides: a broad intact stone bridge suitable for normal movement, a narrow metal maintenance walkway with railings and machinery pipes alongside it, and a partially collapsed bridge with a large missing section that cannot be crossed normally. On the far side of the fissure is a raised smelting platform reached by a broad staircase. The platform contains two large crucibles, mechanical winches, ore carts, and a circular lifting mechanism built into the floor. South of the forge hall is a storage district made of three connected chambers. One contains neatly stacked crates and barrels, another has collapsed shelving and scattered supplies, and the third has a large locked vault door set into the rock wall. The chambers should connect logically through doors and short corridors rather than merging into one open space. To the west, a damaged loading bay opens directly onto the mountain cliff. Part of the outer wall has collapsed, exposing open air and a sheer drop. A heavy wooden crane extends over the cliff edge, with chains hanging from its arm. Several mine carts and broken tracks lead from this loading bay back toward the forge hall. Include a secondary route through the complex: a narrow maintenance tunnel beginning behind the furnace, winding through the rock, passing a small machinery room, and reconnecting near the storage district. The tunnel should be clearly traversable but noticeably tighter than the main corridors. Add tactically useful features throughout the map such as waist-high stacks of crates, machinery large enough to provide cover, overturned carts, scattered rubble, narrow chokepoints, open floor areas, and several pieces of damaged industrial equipment. Elevation must remain clearly readable from overhead. The raised smelting platform, stairs, cliff edge, fissure, recessed molten-metal channels, and lower machinery areas should each have visually distinct boundaries and believable transitions. Use strong environmental storytelling with soot-blackened stone, iron reinforcement beams, old rails embedded in the floor, mineral deposits, chains, pipes, cracked masonry, and abandoned equipment. Keep clutter controlled so movement routes and tactical spaces remain immediately understandable. Lighting comes primarily from lava below the fissure, glowing molten channels, and a handful of surviving forge lamps, while every playable area remains clearly visible and usable as a tabletop battle map. The finished image contains only terrain, architecture, machinery, environmental objects, and natural scenery. No grid, labels, text, interface elements, compass rose, decorative frame, creatures, or characters.