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A few more, mainly focused on interiors. If anyone else tries their hand at building maps in NWN, be sure to post the results here. I can always use more battle maps.

I'm using the NWN toolset (the one from 15 years ago), with a bunch of added tilesets and placeables. Then, I'm doing some extra work on them to make them stand out (boosting the color, adjusting contrast, etc) in either Photoshop or Irfanview. Here's some more:

It is relative. Let me point out the important parts of what I said: I was talking about fun factor. Players who hit more often have more fun and can put their powers and special toys to use more frequently. Since D&D is a game and not a scientific simulation, I am more concerned with players...

I was talking about fun factor. Players who hit more often have more fun and can put their powers and special toys to use more frequently. Since D&D is a game and not a scientific simulation, I am more concerned with players having fun, even if the outcome is the same.

Armor class doesn't need to improve as you go up in level; because, hit points cover that. An adventurer with more hit points isn't getting stabbed more times than a low level character, he is avoiding more blows by dodging and rolling with the damage and turning lethal blows into mere...

Five more. Hope someone is getting some use out of these. I like making them.