Do you use digital projection of some sort for your gaming maps?

Would you like to see untagged (e.g., unlabeled) versions of digital maps?

  • Yes. I use digital maps and would prefer an untagged version.

    Votes: 21 30.0%
  • Yes. I don't use digital maps, but could still use untagged versions.

    Votes: 23 32.9%
  • No. I use digital maps but don't care about nor need an untagged version.

    Votes: 1 1.4%
  • No. I don't use digital maps; this concern means nothing to me.

    Votes: 25 35.7%

Yair said:
While I don't use digital projection, I do show the players the maps on occasion, hiding the parts they haven't been to yet. So an untagged map would be useful.

Ditto - I'm a master maze/ hirst arts fiend, but I could use untagged maps in a similar way.
 

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So would those of you looking for unlabeled maps find these useful? (These are just small preview versions, natch!)
 

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I actually don't like untagged maps. I need a little something-something on a map to get my mind going. I prefer to see maps that are labeled with vague tags like "church," "priory," "Guildhouse," or "city jail." This way, I get a general feel for how the person who designed the map conceived his/her map should flow. I very much appreciate the ability to edit the individual labels, however. Sort of gives me the best of both worlds...I can nick ideas and get some ideas going based off of someone else's (hard) work, then morph things to suite my own taste.

Completely untagged maps are actually pretty hard for me to work with. Too bland.
 





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