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I also think they are just more evocative/mood-setting, especially if done in a hand-drawn style with some details added. E.g.: Oh...

Even if you just jumped each game forward by 50 years or so, that would work well and be a nice easter egg hunt for returning players.

Another similar idea I'd like to try sometime is to run an adventure location once, but set in the 'past' of the campaign world, and...

You could do a West Marches that way pretty easily.

I think the Trilemma Adventures book is an example of iso maps done very well. The cartography in there is fantastic.

I agree with you both. They are great for smaller areas. I actually prefer them when dealing with smaller areas.

I like a nice iso map as well. I do think they work better for smaller, more contained locations than they do big sprawling ones.

I did this with Twilight Fables. While lots of people were interested in the book. No one wanted the cards. Maybe 2 people over the...

Yeah I hate to say it but I wouldn't pay for the cards, either. I just want to print my own, from either an appendix or a separate...

There must be.

Yet they clearly do in a lot of places. Ask why the D&D magic system has propagated so many places.

At some point I might pull all my favorite ideas from this thread and create a sample 2-page spread.

Nope, you're right, I scanned too quickly. Sorry about that. My only complaint in the original was that it did not mention it the first...

It says “activate all of them,” so I have to disagree. So did the original, for that matter. But it could be made more clear by saying...

Well yeah, the whole design space has evolved. I don't see why the earliest ideas about what a 'thief', or whatever, could be should...