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| #1SnoozeMar 03, 2009 13:39:26 | I'm planning to pick this up tomorrow, and am looking forward to running some of these adventures. Any chance we'll see digital map images of the Dungeon Delve adventures? The maps they've released for the Dungeon Magazine adventures have been extremely useful, so now I'm spoiled and want the same for the Dungeon Delve maps. |
| #2whitebaronMar 03, 2009 16:17:42 | usually, they don't put up anything from adventures. if you really want those maps, you'll likely have to buy the PDF instead. |
| #3asmodeusloreMar 03, 2009 23:48:40 | Most of the maps are created with the Dungeon Tiles anyways, so its fairly easy to reproduce in real life, if you have the tiles... *insert plug for your FLGS here* |
| #4whitebaronMar 04, 2009 6:25:04 | Most of the maps are created with the Dungeon Tiles anyways, so its fairly easy to reproduce in real life, if you have the tiles... one of the problems i have with that is a) that some of the tiles are not available anymore (like DT-1), and b)are the maps in the delve somehow shown cut apart so you know which tiles to use? because usually, it's quite hard to recreate a complex map from just a total picture. |
| #5xandoMar 06, 2009 14:26:02 | Dungeon Delve only uses the more recent tile sets that i'm sure you can still find and tells you specifically what tile set the encounter uses. I'm not exactly sure but i think Dire Tombs is the oldest tile set that is used. |