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<blockquote data-quote="Bert the Ogre" data-source="post: 3206783" data-attributes="member: 47816">Map-a-week and MicroliteAfter surfing around, looking for a quick and EASY version of D20, I am glad to have found Microlite20.I wrote up a campaign world and mini-adventure for the M20 system, and sent it in to Greywulf for consideration, but a concern I have is the use of maps and dungeons from the &quot;Map of the Week&quot; section of the WoTC web-site. Since (so far) this is a &quot;freebie&quot; project, is there any concern about using the maps and other posted artwork that is clearly for public consumption?So far, the &quot;dungeons&quot; posted at Greywulf's site seem to be made from &quot;random dungeon generators,&quot; but this project seems tailor made for mini-modules with more of a plot line than a random generator could provide.The reason I ask is that while I can write up a fairly cohesive storyline and populate a dungeon in a logical manner, my artistic skills are pretty lame. Drawing/painting a map, drawing character sketches, NPC sketches, and other artwork is not something I do well. Populating the free dungeon maps, using the area maps for world building, and character sketches for NPCs and other interior artwork is easier for me than using the old graph paper and a marker.So, any &quot;legal eagles&quot; out there with any suggestions?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bert the Ogre, post: 3206783, member: 47816"] [b]Map-a-week and Microlite[/b] After surfing around, looking for a quick and EASY version of D20, I am glad to have found Microlite20. I wrote up a campaign world and mini-adventure for the M20 system, and sent it in to Greywulf for consideration, but a concern I have is the use of maps and dungeons from the "Map of the Week" section of the WoTC web-site. Since (so far) this is a "freebie" project, is there any concern about using the maps and other posted artwork that is clearly for public consumption? So far, the "dungeons" posted at Greywulf's site seem to be made from "random dungeon generators," but this project seems tailor made for mini-modules with more of a plot line than a random generator could provide. The reason I ask is that while I can write up a fairly cohesive storyline and populate a dungeon in a logical manner, my artistic skills are pretty lame. Drawing/painting a map, drawing character sketches, NPC sketches, and other artwork is not something I do well. Populating the free dungeon maps, using the area maps for world building, and character sketches for NPCs and other interior artwork is easier for me than using the old graph paper and a marker. So, any "legal eagles" out there with any suggestions? [/QUOTE]

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