Reefline Salvage Dock
Reefline Salvage Dock is a battered stretch of timber and rope tucked into a rocky inlet, where the water shifts from deep teal to pale, glassy shallows over jagged stone.
Broken piers jut out at odd angles, some half-collapsed and patched with mismatched boards, while seaweed and drift debris cling to the posts like old scars. The dock feels temporary in the way coastal survival always does—built, repaired, and rebuilt again—its planks bowed by storms and heavy loads, its edges splintered where the surf keeps taking bites.
Just offshore, a wrecked vessel lies trapped in the cove, listing amid rocks and shallow reefs—close enough to board, dangerous enough to punish haste. Nets trail in the water, lines hang from the ship’s rigging, and scattered barrels and salvage stacks along the shore suggest a working operation: strip the wreck, sort the spoils, and get out before the tide or the owners arrive. Every corner of the map hints at movement—across unstable planks, onto the ship’s broken deck, or into the water itself where visibility drops and hazards multiply.
Intended Use:
This map is perfect for salvage-and-scrap encounters where the battlefield is half land, half sea. The broken dock geometry creates natural choke points and risky crossings, while the stranded ship offers elevated positions, partial cover, and tight interior angles for ambushes. It’s ideal for smugglers, wreckers, pirates, and desperate dock crews—anyone who would fight dirty to keep control of a claim. The shallow water and scattered rocks make movement uneven, rewarding creatures that can swim, climb, or force opponents into bad footing.
