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Forgotten Realms Interactive Atlas

Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
zombiegleemax
Jun 25, 2004 12:02:07 Does anyone have any idea where I can find this? No luck on eBay or Amazon.

I need FR maps for use with Core Rules 2 and expansion.

Thanks!
#2
zombiegleemax
Jun 25, 2004 15:47:59 I used to have a copy so let me dig around and see if I can find it.
#3
dielzen
Jun 25, 2004 15:48:34 Keep poking around, I saw one on Amazon for $120 a couple weeks ago (yes, $120 heh)

Also saw a couple in eBay for like $70 ea.

I have all CR2, CR2E and FRA...they all rock =)
#4
john_paul_stoddard
Jun 25, 2004 23:26:17 I gotta buy that copy at the Local shop and resale it for that price
#5
zombiegleemax
Jun 26, 2004 0:19:33 The one listed at Amazon for $120 wasn't available. Oh well, I'm probably better off keeping my money anyway.

Maybe WoTC could help me???...
#6
john_paul_stoddard
Jun 26, 2004 11:38:02 If your serious about needing one I will check with the store here and see what they want for the price
#7
realmaster
Jun 27, 2004 22:23:43 Wildbill, I just emailed and received a reply from the owner of the amazon.com interactive atlas and he said it is still for sale and if you still have problems with the purchase he will relist it. I will PM you the link he sent me if you are still interested.
#8
zombiegleemax
Jun 28, 2004 0:57:42 I found one. No docs, no box. However, it installed OK, so that's all that really mattered to me. I installed it and the patches and it looks pretty good. Now I can get started with my campaign!

So long and thanks for all the fish (or thanks for the replies if you don't know who Douglas Adams is!).

It would be really cool if WoTC did something similar for 3.x ED. They could tie in the books/mods and the program (I'm aware of the open source/Money project, but it looks pretty limited in scope). When you buy a book/mod, you could also get it electronically and integrate it with the program. It would make DM'ing a lot easier. I like table top D&D, but I hate paper and math (things the computer could easily do). Oh well, I guess that's why I'm a computer geek.

#9
realmaster
Jun 28, 2004 1:19:39
Originally posted by wildbill
It would be really cool if WoTC did something similar for 3.x ED. They could tie in the books/mods and the program (I'm aware of the open source/Money project, but it looks pretty limited in scope). When you buy a book/mod, you could also get it electronically and integrate it with the program. It would make DM'ing a lot easier. I like table top D&D, but I hate paper and math (things the computer could easily do). Oh well, I guess that's why I'm a computer geek.

eTools is doing this. CMP is converting the 3.0 books up to 3.5 for those that are upgrading to 3.5. This way you could run 3.0 or 3.5 electronically as well as having the hard copies. All you would have to do is purchase both sets.
#10
Amaril
Jun 28, 2004 14:51:19
Originally posted by realmaster
eTools is doing this. CMP is converting the 3.0 books up to 3.5 for those that are upgrading to 3.5. This way you could run 3.0 or 3.5 electronically as well as having the hard copies. All you would have to do is purchase both sets.

Even better still, CMP just recently made a deal with Profantasy...

http://www.codemonkeypublishing.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=5823
#11
zombiegleemax
Jun 28, 2004 17:18:34 That looks like a very nice step in the right direction!!! I'm looking forward to taking a look when it's ready.

Thanks for the info. ;)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 zombiegleemax Jun 25, 2004 12:02:07	Does anyone have any idea where I can find this? No luck on eBay or Amazon. I need FR maps for use with Core Rules 2 and expansion. Thanks!
#2 zombiegleemax Jun 25, 2004 15:47:59	I used to have a copy so let me dig around and see if I can find it.
#3 dielzen Jun 25, 2004 15:48:34	Keep poking around, I saw one on Amazon for $120 a couple weeks ago (yes, $120 heh) Also saw a couple in eBay for like $70 ea. I have all CR2, CR2E and FRA...they all rock =)
#4 john_paul_stoddard Jun 25, 2004 23:26:17	I gotta buy that copy at the Local shop and resale it for that price
#5 zombiegleemax Jun 26, 2004 0:19:33	The one listed at Amazon for $120 wasn't available. Oh well, I'm probably better off keeping my money anyway. Maybe WoTC could help me???...
#6 john_paul_stoddard Jun 26, 2004 11:38:02	If your serious about needing one I will check with the store here and see what they want for the price
#7 realmaster Jun 27, 2004 22:23:43	Wildbill, I just emailed and received a reply from the owner of the amazon.com interactive atlas and he said it is still for sale and if you still have problems with the purchase he will relist it. I will PM you the link he sent me if you are still interested.
#8 zombiegleemax Jun 28, 2004 0:57:42	I found one. No docs, no box. However, it installed OK, so that's all that really mattered to me. I installed it and the patches and it looks pretty good. Now I can get started with my campaign! So long and thanks for all the fish (or thanks for the replies if you don't know who Douglas Adams is!). It would be really cool if WoTC did something similar for 3.x ED. They could tie in the books/mods and the program (I'm aware of the open source/Money project, but it looks pretty limited in scope). When you buy a book/mod, you could also get it electronically and integrate it with the program. It would make DM'ing a lot easier. I like table top D&D, but I hate paper and math (things the computer could easily do). Oh well, I guess that's why I'm a computer geek.
#9 realmaster Jun 28, 2004 1:19:39	Originally posted by wildbill It would be really cool if WoTC did something similar for 3.x ED. They could tie in the books/mods and the program (I'm aware of the open source/Money project, but it looks pretty limited in scope). When you buy a book/mod, you could also get it electronically and integrate it with the program. It would make DM'ing a lot easier. I like table top D&D, but I hate paper and math (things the computer could easily do). Oh well, I guess that's why I'm a computer geek. eTools is doing this. CMP is converting the 3.0 books up to 3.5 for those that are upgrading to 3.5. This way you could run 3.0 or 3.5 electronically as well as having the hard copies. All you would have to do is purchase both sets.
#10 Amaril Jun 28, 2004 14:51:19	Originally posted by realmaster eTools is doing this. CMP is converting the 3.0 books up to 3.5 for those that are upgrading to 3.5. This way you could run 3.0 or 3.5 electronically as well as having the hard copies. All you would have to do is purchase both sets. Even better still, CMP just recently made a deal with Profantasy... http://www.codemonkeypublishing.com/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=5823
#11 zombiegleemax Jun 28, 2004 17:18:34	That looks like a very nice step in the right direction!!! I'm looking forward to taking a look when it's ready. Thanks for the info. ;)