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DBlizzard 03-26-05, 01:50 AM	Codemonkey Publishing (the current holders of the eTools "license"), has just announced that they've recieved permission to create an Eberron Interactive Atlas. 1. Interactive Atlas - CMP has secured permission from WotC to create an Eberron Interactive Atlas! Our first release will feature the Eberron Campaign Setting book, then we'll move to add-ons for it based on the 3 current modules plus Sharn: City of Towers. The ProFantasy Forgotten Realms Interactive Atlas is still a staple of my games, even though I've never run in the Forgotten Realms (take a map, modify it, use it). An Eberron will see much use. Of course, that assumes they have a decent map program. The Forgotten Realms Atlas was created (and could be edited) with Campaign Cartographer 2, which works very well for me. I'm not sure I'd pick up an untried program when I have one that works well for me. Still, having all the maps done in advance is a huge advantage.
InfinityStar8 03-26-05, 01:53 AM	Can you please post a few links for what you are talking about? I was acually thinking of trying to find a good map program and do this myself but if someone is doing it I'll buy it! Thanks!
Knuckles 03-26-05, 04:24 AM	That would be great! The Forgotten Realms interactive atlas was very helpful - when we played FR back then, we had a very wide (really) map of Waterdeep, printed from the atlas. It also had a lot of dungeons and small town maps, which is also great :D
DBlizzard 03-27-05, 12:17 AM	Can you please post a few links for what you are talking about? I was acually thinking of trying to find a good map program and do this myself but if someone is doing it I'll buy it! Thanks! I've posted the entire information available so far. Of course, if you want information on the Forgotten Realms Interactive Atlas, you can find that pretty easily (even if the actual Atlas isn't easy to find).
Nimrud 03-28-05, 10:01 AM	I want it! :drool: