Here's one from today's gaming session: The current party consists of a human fighter, an elven sorcerer, and a half-elven druid with a dire wolf animal companion. We've never really bothered detailing the specifics as to who in the party is actually mapping out the dungeons as the party goes through them; I just draw out each room and show the players what they see, and we assume somebody in the party's actually taking the time to draw it all out. (They keep their maps after each adventure, and sometimes return to do further exploring.)
Today, the PCs were checking out a multi-level, domed building in an abandoned kuo-toa city. The building is circular in shape, with a spiral staircase in the center leading up to each level. As I was drawing the third level, the circle I had made as my guideline for the building's exterior was really sloppy and not very circular at all. When I was called on it, I merely replied, "Well, that's what you get for letting the wolf draw the map."
Johnathan
Today, the PCs were checking out a multi-level, domed building in an abandoned kuo-toa city. The building is circular in shape, with a spiral staircase in the center leading up to each level. As I was drawing the third level, the circle I had made as my guideline for the building's exterior was really sloppy and not very circular at all. When I was called on it, I merely replied, "Well, that's what you get for letting the wolf draw the map."
Johnathan