Abandoned Dwarf Halls (great halls added)

[terrainmonkey]

okay, you win.

 

[Turanil]

That's so beautiful!

Two questions:
1) Do you print them full size so players can put their minis onto them?
2) If so, did yo ever think of printing various pieces of furniture on thick cardboard to fill those dungeons? (As such, PCs could push, pull, and use these furnitures for whatever purpose they could think of.)

 

[Kris]

That's so beautiful!

Thanks

Do you print them full size so players can put their minis onto them?

Not at this time no... as the game I am running at the moment is an online game using some free software called OpenRPG. Also, because these images are relatively small, I think they may look a little blurry if they are printed at 1 square = 1 inch.

OpenRPG is basically a chat window, dice roller, and a map/miniatures window all rolled into one - so I simply load my maps into this software and we all move our miniatures around on them if/when it is needed (and all from the comfort of our own home - as there are folks from various countries playing in the game).

For example... here's what it looks like with the throne room map loaded and an orc miniature placed at the centre:
http://i95.photobucket.com/albums/l159/csp_kris/openrpgexample.jpg

did yo ever think of printing various pieces of furniture on thick cardboard to fill those dungeons?

Some of the older stuff on my website would allow you to do stuff like this. However those images are a little 'cartoony' and I'm not all that fond of them anymore... but I have left them available for download - just in case someone can get some use out of them.

Here's the basic dungeon:
http://www.enworld.org/CrookedStaffProductions/page9.html

And here's a few bit's of furniture:
http://www.enworld.org/CrookedStaffProductions/page11.html

There is also a small selection of newer ones I have done - which look a little better... but there aren't all that many of them yet:
http://www.enworld.org/CrookedStaffProductions/page15.html