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<blockquote data-quote="JustaPlayer" data-source="post: 1924152" data-attributes="member: 17202">For me, it's as follows:1) Lone Wolf -&nbsp; Mongoose did an excellent job on this map.&nbsp; It's just great to look at. Only problem I have is that it's glued into the book.2) FR - These maps are some of the best quality out there. Some nice to look at maps.3) Greyhawk -&nbsp; I would like the new one coming out in Dungeon more if it didn't have hexes, but the other maps printed are nice.4) Warhammer Old World - Not as detailed as some of the others, but great fantasy feel.I don't look for maps with elevations and exact mountain ranges.&nbsp; I like maps that fit well with fantasy.&nbsp; Maps that look hand drawn are great.The map I most dislike at this time is the Scarred Land map/maps.&nbsp; Not only are they not in any way detailed, they could have picked worse colors to use.&nbsp; I look at the maps and am immediately reminded that it was printed on a laser printer.&nbsp; Not good if you want a fantasy feel.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JustaPlayer, post: 1924152, member: 17202"] For me, it's as follows: 1) Lone Wolf - Mongoose did an excellent job on this map. It's just great to look at. Only problem I have is that it's glued into the book. 2) FR - These maps are some of the best quality out there. Some nice to look at maps. 3) Greyhawk - I would like the new one coming out in Dungeon more if it didn't have hexes, but the other maps printed are nice. 4) Warhammer Old World - Not as detailed as some of the others, but great fantasy feel. I don't look for maps with elevations and exact mountain ranges. I like maps that fit well with fantasy. Maps that look hand drawn are great. The map I most dislike at this time is the Scarred Land map/maps. Not only are they not in any way detailed, they could have picked worse colors to use. I look at the maps and am immediately reminded that it was printed on a laser printer. Not good if you want a fantasy feel. [/QUOTE]

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