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<blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 7727246" data-attributes="member: 59816">IMO, what D&amp;D needs is tons and tons of cheap, quick-to-use, paper &quot;poster&quot; maps in the one-inch-is-five-feet scale that include all the locations from all the adventures and a whole lot of generics like &quot;road-through-woods&quot; and &quot;switchback-up-mountain&quot;.There's a reason all of those 4E poster-maps go for so much money in the aftermarket (or at least they used to, I haven't looked lately) THEY ARE USEFUL.If you can make 'em for a reasonable price (posters aren't too expensive and these don't have to be too big) you can just make a lot of them. It is my belief (and I'm a retailer) that I could sell lots of them.Edit to Add: The product in this thread will sell okay, but I have a problem with the way they're packaging them. The Character Sheets and the fold-out-generic Cardboard Maps are both out... and they look nearly EXACTLY the same, with no pictures of what's actually in them on the back - just a little blurb. This product uses that grey ampersand picture AGAIN... so we'll have (five?) D&amp;D products that all look alike. (At least put a picture on the back of what they ARE!)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FitzTheRuke, post: 7727246, member: 59816"] IMO, what D&D needs is tons and tons of cheap, quick-to-use, paper "poster" maps in the one-inch-is-five-feet scale that include all the locations from all the adventures and a whole lot of generics like "road-through-woods" and "switchback-up-mountain". There's a reason all of those 4E poster-maps go for so much money in the aftermarket (or at least they used to, I haven't looked lately) THEY ARE USEFUL. If you can make 'em for a reasonable price (posters aren't too expensive and these don't have to be too big) you can just make a lot of them. It is my belief (and I'm a retailer) that I could sell lots of them. Edit to Add: The product in this thread will sell okay, but I have a problem with the way they're packaging them. The Character Sheets and the fold-out-generic Cardboard Maps are both out... and they look nearly EXACTLY the same, with no pictures of what's actually in them on the back - just a little blurb. This product uses that grey ampersand picture AGAIN... so we'll have (five?) D&D products that all look alike. (At least put a picture on the back of what they ARE!) [/QUOTE]

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