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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 6318389" data-attributes="member: 2525">There are 6 farms portrayed, and half of them seem to drift off-map, and it's pretty obvious there are, in the least, more farms to the north edge of the map, and probably more to the southwest of it.&nbsp; So I definitely do not think they have a farm problem.I also think water wells are too small a detail to portray on a map of this scale, but I definitely see tiny square outbuildings next to many of the larger buildings that could be wells.&nbsp; See for example Linene's Home, Alderleaf Farm, and Woodworker.As for the purpose, it is a player overview map, of the kind you provide once the players have been able to talk to a resident about general layout and locations.&nbsp; It provides enough terrain detail to choose a smaller appropriate tactical type map if needed, and information on abandoned locations that the players could renovate or explore, and hill-height and related distance and size information for scale issues.&nbsp; Seems quite useful to me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 6318389, member: 2525"] There are 6 farms portrayed, and half of them seem to drift off-map, and it's pretty obvious there are, in the least, more farms to the north edge of the map, and probably more to the southwest of it. So I definitely do not think they have a farm problem. I also think water wells are too small a detail to portray on a map of this scale, but I definitely see tiny square outbuildings next to many of the larger buildings that could be wells. See for example Linene's Home, Alderleaf Farm, and Woodworker. As for the purpose, it is a player overview map, of the kind you provide once the players have been able to talk to a resident about general layout and locations. It provides enough terrain detail to choose a smaller appropriate tactical type map if needed, and information on abandoned locations that the players could renovate or explore, and hill-height and related distance and size information for scale issues. Seems quite useful to me. [/QUOTE]

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