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<blockquote data-quote="R_J_K75" data-source="post: 9616215" data-attributes="member: 6921294">Yeah, I'm realizing that. Seems like a pretty big oversight IMO as I'd imagine it wouldn't be too hard to add.Whether it's been electronic or on a battle mat, we use it as a guide too. I just want to get it close and have had varying success. Because we don't play every week, every time I use it (which I haven't had too much experience) I have to remember things and then learn new stuff.This is from link I posted earlier: D&amp;D Beyond Maps: How to Start Playing Today; under the Uploading and Scaling Maps section. I did not know this and makes more sense now.&quot;In the middle of the map preview, you’ll see a white circle surrounded by dotted lines, three smaller circles, and a red arrow. The larger circle represents a Medium-sized token, the lines represent grid lines, and the smaller circles represent the corners of a grid square. You want to align these dotted lines and corner markers with the grid of your map if it has one or adjust the scale of your token to suit the map if it doesn’t have a grid.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="R_J_K75, post: 9616215, member: 6921294"] Yeah, I'm realizing that. Seems like a pretty big oversight IMO as I'd imagine it wouldn't be too hard to add. Whether it's been electronic or on a battle mat, we use it as a guide too. I just want to get it close and have had varying success. Because we don't play every week, every time I use it (which I haven't had too much experience) I have to remember things and then learn new stuff. This is from link I posted earlier: D&D Beyond Maps: How to Start Playing Today; under the Uploading and Scaling Maps section. I did not know this and makes more sense now. [I][B]"In the middle of the map preview, you’ll see a white circle surrounded by dotted lines, three smaller circles, and a red arrow. The larger circle represents a Medium-sized token, the lines represent grid lines, and the smaller circles represent the corners of a grid square. You want to align these dotted lines and corner markers with the grid of your map if it has one or adjust the scale of your token to suit the map if it doesn’t have a grid."[/B][/I] [/QUOTE]

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