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There was a discussion in the Software forum a while back. You might find some info there. BTW, I have heard good things about MS One Note that some were using.

See the map I am using in the following post http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/276769-cantgetmymaprightitis.html#post5182485

BTW, one of the reasons I have the chance for encounter so high is because this is for a wilderness hex crawl and I think it is more fun to have more encounters. The percentages seem to set one random encounter per day regardless of terrain (6 grassland [1 in 6 x6, 4 forest/hills [2 in 6 x 4]...

It's from the Mentzer blue book from 1983 from the 5 box BECMI set on pg. 42. Similar information can be found on pp. 124-125 of the Labyrinth Lord PDF which can be downloaded for free from Goblinoid Games. 3.5e has the chance of a random wilderness encounter on pg. 95 based on the civilization...

After a quick read it has most (if not all) of the things I like in adventures namely: 1: It's short, 40 keyed entries. Originally designed for a 4 hour session. 2: I love first room puzzles! Well the best is the third keyed area. 3: Trap monsters all over the place. I like adventures that task...

I bet if you were to put up an example of a map you were not happy with, most would either like it or offer constructive criticism. I'll go first... EDIT: Scale of the map is 3 miles/hex and is 45 miles wide and 51 miles long

Spot on in my opinion. BTW, I must spread XP around. :(

Hum--You can do what my anal-retentive ass does when creating a map. Step 1: Find a topographical map of an area with varied terrain and note its scale which may show as 1:300,000 or as little as 1:24,000. Step 2: Determine how big of an area you need. Hum, trying to list all the steps I use...

HEY... None of these adventures that are being mentioned exist without references. :p

Issue #9 and after reading it, I am going to find a location for it in my sandbox. Thanks :)

Your way implies very dense populations. In the sandbox I am creating I am using a slightly modified version of the BECMI encounter rates. Each hex is 3 miles and I roll once for each hex. In grasslands/plains/inhabited hex, 6 on a d6 results in a random encounter, in forest or hills a 5-6 on a...

Did it work out well for them? Since WOTC gave the licenses to Paizo they lost $10-15 per month from me. Paizo gained that money and built up their brand and grew what I would presume to be a profitable business. Just on the magazines that WOTC didn't want in-house anymore. WOTC didn't re-earn...

Has anybody read the "My Brother's Keeper" trilogy that deals with a young Kirk and Gary Mitchell from "Where No Man Has Gone Before?"

You studied under Picasso? I'm impressed. :p

As it clung to her thigh. You're not.

Dungeon or wilderness are the same with regards to my point. Go to your local sports store and buy a ruck sack, then fill it with two weeks worth of trail rations, a sleeping bag, (maybe a one-man tent as well), a change of clothes or two, a blanket, A light source (if spelunking), and a...

Thanks for the link

Thanks for the link, d/l now. :)

Thanks. I never thought to quote someone to see how it works. :)

I've quickly looked at the FAQ but couldn't find out how to add spoiler tags within a post. Can anyone instruct this forum noob on how to add them. Obi Wan you're my only hope.