Five outdoor city locations tied to Paizo's Tyrant's Grasp — a market circle, a burning waterfront, a garden park, a rooftop street, and a plaza fountain. They share a cobbled urban palette and slot together as the open-air stages of a single town, from quiet greenery to a dock aflame.

Garden Circle is a dense bazaar of awning-shaded stalls packed across cobbles, split by a curving stone-railed walkway over a sunken bed of tangled roots. The crowded layout breaks into countless lanes and blind spots — ideal for a chase, a pickpocket, or a market brawl among the overturned carts.

Jolizpan Docks is a burning harbor of wooden jetties jutting into open water, moored rowboats and a half-sunk craft among them, with flames licking across the planks and scattered crates and barrels ashore. Run it as a fiery escape, a dockside skirmish, or a desperate rescue before the piers go up.

Jolizpan Park is a lush garden of manicured hedges and flowerbeds — red, yellow, blue, purple, orange — flanking a worn cobblestone path with benches between the greenery. The open ground and dense bushes suit an ambush, a clandestine meeting, or a calmer scene before trouble finds the party.

Jolizpan Streets is a tight urban crossroads framed by tiled rooftops, the cobbles below choked with dead, creeping roots and a lone caged tree. The narrow gaps between buildings and the grasping growth make it a tense, claustrophobic street fight or an eerie passage through a blighted quarter.

Umbarez Plaza is a broad open square of weathered cobbles with a central cross-shaped fountain, flanked by hedged garden nooks and stone benches. The wide expanse and sparse cover make it a stage for a public confrontation, a duel, or a set-piece where there's nowhere to hide.