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This is one of those things that is very "person specific" and must therefore be handled judiciously. While I personally would love a light soundtrack, I think evey other player in my game would range somewhere between distracted an annoyed.

Thinly veiled brag post. (:p )

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Encounters and Continuing Public Play 2010 Encounters: Halaster's Lost Apprentice Pending Upload. Fury of the Wastewalker 1: An Obsidian Rain Pending Upload. Fury of the Wastewalker 2: Tomb of a Long Lost Age Pending Upload. Fury of the Wastewalker 3: Flight to Tyr Pending Upload...

Game Days and DM Rewards Identification for this subset is a work in progress. Titles that I think came with no maps, but have not confirmed, will be listed in italics` until I confirm that they should be removed. Free RPG Days: 2008 Treasure of Talon Pass ` 2009 Khyber's Harvest (DT...

Retail Soft Cover Adventures. These Soft Cover Retail Adventures contain battle maps: Keep on the Shadowfell Pending Upload. Thunderspire Labyrinth Pending Upload. Pyramid of Shadows Pending Upload. Scepter Tower of Spellguard Pending Upload. King of the Trollhaunt Warrens...

Retail Accessories and Hard Covers Dungeon Masters Kit Monster Vault MV: Threats to Nentir Vale Eberron Campaign Guide Revenge of the Giants pending upload Tomb of Horrors pending upload D&D Roleplaying Game Starter Set The Shadowfell: Gloomwrought and...

I really like premade poster battle maps*, and decided to try and document all the licensed 4e battle maps that Wizards of the Coast has released. Partially, I want a one stop location that I can reference all the maps available so that when I need a setting I don’t have to look through...

Very weird, I can not see the second blog either. Furthermore, there is only 1 blog entry count listed next to your profile information.

Dannyalcatraz , Not to derail the thread, but I respect your opinion, so I want to ask: Why are you not now, nor ever likely to be a DDI subscriber?

Strictly those that come with the adventure. If anyone cares, I am trying to compile a listed reference (and thumbnail pictures) of the 4ed products that come with pre poster format printed battle maps. I have used the post from Echohawk to derive the product list, and have (mostly)...

Bold or Stupid, I have a significant favour to ask, and understand fully if you decline. I am working on a project and wondered if you could snap pictures of the battlemaps that are included with RotG as part of the review?

Hah, no I understand. I am just saying, as you know, that is a fair bit of work, and not something I would undertake as part of my game prep on a weekly basis. It will be interesting to see if WotC has any interest, but I think your only real shot is in the minion area.

Thanks Riastlin. Perhaps you make the point better than I.

I have been banging this drum since the announcement that compilations were no loonger going to be performed on a monthly basis. I even took DDi off auto renew, wrote 3 emails (none of which were answered) and sent an online "customer service query" which they promptly sent to the MtG group...

Poster Maps. For sale individually, in map pack groups, with visible miniatures, etc. Every "DM targetted product" should come with at least one battle map (some do now, but definitely not all).

Well Kzach, I don't think I have ever been accused of trolling before, but there is a first time for everything I suppose. :erm: I guess we have a difference of opinion. Cheers.

See my post above*. You just might find the opposite occurs, especially depending on the DM's monster tactics. (*Where I generally contend that leaderless combat rounds themselves are quicker than leaderfull combat rounds)

Optimally, of course not: "Vee MUST have zee healer to properly play zee game in zee optimal combat manner!" So, if you or the players are optimizers, must remain balanced in each role, and value mechanics over story, then it will be a tough slog. OTOH .... if you eschew optimization...

Especially for minions, the result is not bad, but I can not help but think that the time spent "simplifying" these is far from gained back in their simplicity of use.