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Cerastis, pretty much what i have is the map files that you get with the subscription to the APs. I just copy them, crop them in paint and then upload them to google drive. It took me a while of playing with it to figure out how to get it to work right.

1. you create a new photo document
2. you click the little mountain looking button to upload an image. Resize as you see fit.
3. upload any token images you want of the characters and monsters.
3.5 you can also change the order of pictures by right licking them, going down to order, and selecting go forward, go to front, go backward, go to back. forward/backward goes one spot, front/back goes to... well front or back.
4. perhaps most important is making sure that when you click to share the image, you select to allow others to edit it. That's how you allow your party to move their tokens as well as you move the monsters.
5. you can also put like block images and stuff in case you wanna hide parts of the map that the party has yet to find.

hope that was helpful.

I don't remember where but I remember James Jacobs saying that Paizo has most if not all the pieces needed to run a Test of the Starstone AP. TO me this fills all the expected requirements. It'll be experimental and it's freaking insane enough to really shine as AP #100. I would love for it to be true and end with us becoming Gods... or die trying.

This was pretty late in a campaign. The party is in an airship moving in to lead an attack against an evil tyrant of a usurper. As their flying they see shapes in the distance, a bunch of soldiers on the backs of griffons and hippogrifs flying towards them with a particularly large bloke on a wyvern. As the party barks orders to the crew, the warforge barbarian (we kinda made a pathfinder port for it) turns to me, who was GMing this, and asked "does being fired out of a cannon count as a charge?" I was caught of guard by this question but said yes. So the party loads the warforge into one of the cannons and fires him while aiming at the leader on the wyvern. Well by the grace of some god, he hit the guy dead on and knocked him clean off his mount, causing him to fall do his death. I had the barbarian roll a reflex save to try to grab onto the saddle. he failed. I give him a second chance to grab the tail since he doesn't have to worry about the poisonous barb. He succeeds by one and then uses his move and standard to pull himself back onto the saddle of the wyvern. Seeing this, the other soldiers are horrified and their moral is gone. They bolt in every direction, some heading back towards the kingdom while others appear to go AWOL. He kept the wyvern as a mount and continued to go on wonderful adventures together.