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<blockquote data-quote="Turanil" data-source="post: 1661499" data-attributes="member: 9646">Personnaly I would be more interested in hand-outs to give to players. As already been said, with no words put on them*, so I add mine that fit my campaign setting. Also, I would like to see maps of small areas, like a local forest, a specific valley, a town / city, a village, an island, etc. That is: anything that I can include in my own already determined / mapped campaign setting. The fact is, that I always make my own homebrew settings maps, but like most such maps, they describe a whole continent, so it is not detailed. I would have absolutelyno use in getting others such maps. However, I need but have no time to do myself, smaller maps. When smaller maps are drawn like you do, with nice small castles and else, it really helps give a feel of the adventure to the players. Maps of actual dongeons and castles are much less useful, since I am the only one to see them during the adventure. I want stuff to give to my players, that help them visualize where their characters are.&nbsp; (* I suppose the book will be a pdf? If so, I would like being able to copypaste the maps into photoshop to add my own names and texts. 150 dpi A4 would be fine, for purpose of printing them.)If the book is like I ask (at least 50%), I would buy a copy on rpgnow.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Turanil, post: 1661499, member: 9646"] Personnaly I would be more interested in hand-outs to give to players. As already been said, with no words put on them*, so I add mine that fit my campaign setting. Also, I would like to see maps of small areas, like a local forest, a specific valley, a town / city, a village, an island, etc. That is: anything that I can include in my own already determined / mapped campaign setting. The fact is, that I always make my own homebrew settings maps, but like most such maps, they describe a whole continent, so it is not detailed. I would have absolutelyno use in getting others such maps. However, I need but have no time to do myself, smaller maps. When smaller maps are drawn like you do, with nice small castles and else, it really helps give a feel of the adventure to the players. Maps of actual dongeons and castles are much less useful, since I am the only one to see them during the adventure. I want stuff to give to my players, that help them visualize where their characters are. (* I suppose the book will be a pdf? If so, I would like being able to copypaste the maps into photoshop to add my own names and texts. 150 dpi A4 would be fine, for purpose of printing them.) If the book is like I ask (at least 50%), I would buy a copy on rpgnow. [/QUOTE]

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