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| Randal_Dundragon |
Posted - 24 Sep 2009 : 15:59:24
Hey all i was just wondering if anyone happened to know where i could find a map that has like an interposed hex grid or something like that. Anyway morning folks :) |
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| The Sage |
Posted - 25 Sep 2009 : 07:58:53
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Originally posted by Wooly Rupert
If you're just looking for generic maps (I didn't think about that with my first reply), I know there are plenty of BattleTech maps that have hexes on them... (Because of the fire, I wound up with duplicate maps from Solaris VII, which made a friend of mine very happy!  )
Aye. Wooly's on the mark. The Map Sets for BattleTech are often a worthwhile source for generic hex maps, featuring plenty of variety in terms of terrain. Most should be easily adaptable for fantasy settings like the Realms.
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| Wooly Rupert |
Posted - 25 Sep 2009 : 07:09:00
If you're just looking for generic maps (I didn't think about that with my first reply), I know there are plenty of BattleTech maps that have hexes on them... (Because of the fire, I wound up with duplicate maps from Solaris VII, which made a friend of mine very happy! ) |
| Daviot |
Posted - 25 Sep 2009 : 01:58:36
One of my favorite odds-and-ends sites is Incompetech, which among other things, features royalty-free music, a database of given name etymologies, and more akin to your question, free dynamically-generated graph paper in oodles of styles.
Incompetech Graph Paper
I use the standard grids (along with a ruler and scissors) as print-outs to build or transcribe full-out dungeons, when I feel up to such things. |
| Wooly Rupert |
Posted - 24 Sep 2009 : 16:18:13
The early campaign setting boxed sets came with transparent overlays, with hexes printed on them. |
