Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stoat" data-source="post: 5108425" data-attributes="member: 16786">Another point.  I know you have Dungeon Tiles to sell, and I suppose its a good idea to use them in adventures.  But use them smart.Let me direct you to Web of Chains from Dungeon 168.  This is a pretty terrible adventure anyway, but the maps are drek.1.  Encounter E3.  The map on page 15 is entirely too small for four large monsters.  The trench/ditch makes little sense and is poorly placed.  It's obviously only there because you have a tile with a chasm on it.  Also note that this is a 3 page encounter, defeating the purpose of the Delve Format.2. Encounter G1.  "Although represented on the map as two parallel rivers, this is in fact one waterway 4 squares wide."  Look at this map and be ashamed.  3. Encounters G2 and G3.  Use of dungeon tiles just makes these maps look ugly.  Especially weird is the way the background abruptly changes around the tower from grass to dirt and the fact that the walls don't look anything like walls.  On the other hand, I found most of the maps in Dungeon Delves to be good looking, creatively shaped and interesting.</blockquote>