D&D 5E Legacy of the Crystal Shard Minis, Maps, and Stuff

Originally posted by Darkraven3:

Here are some additional maps I made for the Verbeeg lair.
 
Scring and storage rooms

http://www.4shared.com/download/5XAM9qXnba/LotCh_Scring_Room.png
 
Barracks

http://www.4shared.com/download/poQF2Kpmce/LotCh_Barricks_Room.png
 
Dining Room

http://www.4shared.com/download/MRIl7MATce/LotCh_Dining_Room.png
 
Captains Quarters and Main Hall

http://www.4shared.com/download/PbwBYJo7ba/LotCh_Captains_Room.png

Originally posted by Spykes:

sliceoffruit wrote:Hey Spykes- how do you print out these maps? i was thinking of redrawing them on a 1" grid easel pad...

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For the flipmat, you have to buy those. I think they are about $12.
For the Evermelt/Bear Camp map, you can buy it at the link I provided. I think it's about $8.
For the past season Encounters maps, I'm not sure what to tell you there. Dungeonsmaster.com has images of all of them, but I don't think they are suitable for reproducing as a tactical map. You can see the map and then try to recreate it using tile images. It's probably easier to just take a look at it and print it for reference and then draw it out on a battle mat.
As for the maps I create, we have a guy in our group who has a plotter at his work so he print them for us in large format. If you don't have that, then you have two options. You can take it to a print shop like FedEx/Kinkos, but I'm not sure how much they would charge. Or you can just print it out one page at a time and tape them together, which is not a bad option actually.
 
I'll take this opportunity to repeat the fact that the Organized Play Team should have maps for these encounters made up and offered as a download. They wouldn't even have to shoulder the printing cost. If they would just make them available. Last season, they said it wan't practical because they never knew where an encounter would be and they didn't want to have to make maps of everything. But this season, they pretty much know all of the encounter locations because they have bolded them in the adventure. Providing downloadable maps for those that want to use them doesn't seem like a huge effort. Maybe I'm wrong.