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@DMFTodd: 3D graphics, integrated voice chat, a lobby for game-matching, a huge userbase, and subscription-based pricing. Personally, I'd like for WotC to deliver their VT someday, if only to fulfill their promise and put an end to all the whining on the WotC forums. But I won't be subscribing...

Here are a couple of other sites with printable map tiles of all sorts. Dreamweaved Worlds Dungeoneering.net - Free Terrain and Map Sets for Your RPGs and Wargames

You mean like the tiles on this site? (scroll down)

New artpack for BRPG: Medieval Armies Read all about this artpack, and see several preview pics, here.

Sure there is. You can track whatever data you want in the Turn Sequencer. It's just not a full-fledged character sheet. It becomes unwieldy if you try tracking more than 8-10 values, IMO. And in the case of Hit Points, you can graphically depict the general state of a character via...

Gametable is worth a look (the Java app, not the DDI Game Table). Its feature-set is not as robust as some other VTTs, but a lot of people seem to think it's the easiest of the bunch to use. Here are links to all RPG-oriented virtual tabletops. No matter which VTT you pick, it's going to be...

Battlegrounds has a nice 64-page User Manual. It was great documentation back when v1.0 was released, but a lot has changed or been added to the program since then, rendering the original User Manual slightly obsolete. I'm currently updating the User Manual to cover all the new features up...

Free Use Promo BRPG is free for anyone to use this weekend, in support of FUMcon '09 (even for those who are not participating in FUMcon). Player clients and unlicensed demos will be considered to be GM Clients during FUMcon. The free Demo's 45-minute timeout period and other restrictions have...

Have you decided what program you're going to use with your projector to display the map to your players? If not, check out the link in my sig.

There are probably several dozen inn & tavern maps to be found on the Dundjinni user forums.

BRPG v1.4f has been released. Download v1.4f and read more about it here.

BRPG v1.4d has been released. It's currently only available as a patch to v1.4c. Download v1.4d and read more about it here.

Click on the link in my sig if you're interested in a virtual tabletop program that has a full-screen map and a hidden-until-you-need-it interface that's ideal for use with a projector or HDTV. Works great with D&D 4E or pretty much any other roleplaying system. Or click here for a complete...

BRPG v1.4c beta released BRPG v1.4c has been released. It's available only as Full Install, and no patch version is planned. Download v1.4c and read more about it here.

BRPG v1.4a beta released BRPG v1.4a has been released. It's available both as a patch to v1.4 and as a Full Install. Download v1.4a and read more about it here.

Here are links to a number of map-making programs, several of which are Mac-compatible. I recommend Dundjinni for making battlemaps, but other programs are better-suited for continent/world maps.

Here is a comprehensive list of all the virtual tabletop programs, both free and commercial. If you go with a commercial VT, many of them have the option of Floating Licenses that give GMs the ability to have players log in without paying anything, but it's likely to get a bit expensive if you...

BRPG v1.4 has been released. It's available only as a Full Install, and no patch version is planned, due to the large number of changes to the file & folder hierarchy. Download v1.4 and read more about it here.

The second link was working when I posted it. However, that entire site seems to be down right now. Hopefully it will be back up within a few days. And malraux is correct in that any virtual tabletop program can be used with a VOIP program running in the background. I prefer to use Ventrilo...

Here's a comprehensive list of all the virtual tabletop programs for RPGs. And here's a VT Feature Comparison Chart that compares a handful of the more popular VTs. Note, however, that some of the information on that chart is a bit out of date.