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I'm trying to increase my limited photoshop skills a bit and was messing around the other day trying to create some lava textures. I decided to go ahead and attempt to make some volcanic dungeon tiles for my game, since I have none. I'm not a great designer, artist, or anything of the sort...

Here is a list of all the Dungeon adventures by level: I'm not sure if a DDI acount is required to access this list, btw.

For what it's worth, I give my players a fullscale colored map of an encounter when it warrants it (nice set piece, meaningful encounter) I scale the maps up right from the pdf's on photoshop, although GIMP does it as well... Follow this link for a tutorial.

Technically, in this game the enemies get "knocked out".... :) There's no killing. :) But I know what you mean....

My daughter has developed a very strong interest in D&D, she sees my players come over the house, the minis, the maps, and she's really drawn to it. I started playing a basic minis and maps game with her, without dice, but she knew I was holding back. She likes rolling dice. So, without her...

If anyone is interested in the book, I am giving away a copy at my blog... :)

I'm also hoping for some good documentation. I'm trying to sell people on how good this is, but it lacks good documentation to teach people how to really use it. I accidentally stumbled on the fact that you can assign what conditions characters and monsters cause, then just have them a click...

Man, this has become my program of choice at the table, I'd hate to see it fall by the wayside. On that note, I have a question... is there's no way for the program to pull the text of the pc powers off the compendium or character builder file, rather than me filling them by cut-n-paste?

What a great program. I used it this week for the first time in my game and I love everything about it. The fact that you can paste the rich text from the monster builder and load characters form the character builder make this invaluable to me. Thanks for making it and continuing to update it!

Let me chime in here real quick... each wooden dowel represents about a square's worth of height... so in my picture there, (the second link) that second story is 10' up. The dowels are about 1" or so high, so they make a good reference for height.

Have you checked out Grumble Mapper? Evan Jacover (dot com!) » Grumble Mapper Let's you print out at 1" scale....

For what it's worth, I recently reviewed this set on my site , and took pictures of every single tile in the set. I like it, because I combined it with the Ruins of the Wild set, which I feel is it's biggest strength.

Initracker Have you tried Initracker? My favorite so far. IniTracker

Yes, it's very quick, not just on iphone but on my pc as well. Well worth checking out.

Yeah, pretty kick ass. Please expand it. :)

Damn Blalien, that's one bad ass tutorial you found. :) Glad it worked out for you!

I'll take Mathis the slicer if available... and where do i show up?

I love d6 SW. Is there a way I can have a spot in this game? Pretty please with a d6 on top?

Maybe someone can help me out. I'm planning on ending my player's Heroic Tier in a battle at a library. I'm using the Rahesh: City Entombed from Dragon Magazine, and want the players to confront some of Orcus' minions, who are searching for the Raven Queen's real name at this library. I need...

I'll pimp my own blog, www.newbiedm.com I tend to blog from the perspective of a new Dungeon Master, and have many articles useful to a person venturing out into the DM frontier for the first time. There's plenty of tutorials there to learn how to make gaming tokens, printing maps at scale...