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<blockquote data-quote="aco175" data-source="post: 7526499" data-attributes="member: 27385">I too would like some more maps with adventures, like 4e did with each module.&nbsp; I get many uses out of them myself beyond the initial play.&nbsp; I said it before, but The Kings Highway is the deadliest stretch of road in my game.&nbsp; That map is about fallen apart.&nbsp; I would like a DMG2 where things like towns and villages run.&nbsp; Types of stores and how magic may affect the economy.&nbsp; Things I have a hard time with like a road survey crew and how that may interact with the PCs or the town.&nbsp; Where so they work and how that fits with the government.&nbsp; I tend to have a few stock businesses in every town, but making each a bit different or allowing the world to run around the PCs and not everything be focused on them.&nbsp; There should some listing on how to make businesses more and less fantastic based on how much magic you like.&nbsp; I tend to like less magic affecting life, but some like having floating pitchers of ale and automated ovens that cart food out like in The Jetsons.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aco175, post: 7526499, member: 27385"] I too would like some more maps with adventures, like 4e did with each module. I get many uses out of them myself beyond the initial play. I said it before, but The Kings Highway is the deadliest stretch of road in my game. That map is about fallen apart. I would like a DMG2 where things like towns and villages run. Types of stores and how magic may affect the economy. Things I have a hard time with like a road survey crew and how that may interact with the PCs or the town. Where so they work and how that fits with the government. I tend to have a few stock businesses in every town, but making each a bit different or allowing the world to run around the PCs and not everything be focused on them. There should some listing on how to make businesses more and less fantastic based on how much magic you like. I tend to like less magic affecting life, but some like having floating pitchers of ale and automated ovens that cart food out like in The Jetsons. [/QUOTE]

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