I've included a sample map of a crypt that took me a little over an hour to do (though I use graphic programs every day) and I found Google Documents to be pretty nifty. One quick tip: once you've created a room, group all the objects used. Makes it easier to handle.
First time I've done something like this so if it's got bugs, lemme know (gently).
Go have fun with it; if you make anything with it send me a JPG so I can chuck it in here. Plus if you go all out and make geomorphs for others to use lemme know so I can link'em.
Last thing, there's plenty of free icons out there, specifically for this kinda thing; so if you think my designs suck just go for a quick search.
DUDE. You're running STAR WARS - The Role-Playing Game?
ReplyDeleteHats off to YOU.
SWD6 is what I think of when I hear old-school gaming. I'll put some campaign material up tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteHoly Toledo!
ReplyDeleteHow do I use this? Haven't had time to play and figure it out yet, but this looks mega-cool.
Very cool. I'll definitely have to check this out.
ReplyDeleteNice!
ReplyDeleteI'm finishing up a project next week and plan to start a Rogues Gallery application for use with G+ over the holidays. I've got the online database (MongoDB) targeted and a prototype thrown together with an AS3 connector to it. I'll be initially targeting OSR games.
Care to collaborate? Drop me a line: ewilde1968@gmail.com
Very useful! I've got hooked on running games via Google+ Hangout and this dungeon mapping tools comes quite handy for me. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHey there, wanted to send you a note about this with some free map resources that might play nicely with this template but couldn't find your email address. Here's mine: jonathan@fantasticmaps.com I've got some CC licensed dungeon tiles that might work well for you. Send me an email and we can discuss it further.
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