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Doh. Denied.

Done!

Wow, Bill Willingham....Big Time.

I would like to see those as well.

I have them and could convert them into whatever file format you want. Anyone have a place to put them?

Actually they work pretty well as PDFs, smallish file size.

Thanks for the 8"x11" version. I'd appreciate the bigger one as well as I can use the plotter at work to make a big version. I suspect it'll be needed for the dragon attack later in the arc.

Larger JPEG on the way. It's 300dpi at 17" x 22". You should be able to print it at twice that size without losing any clarity. Are you looking to print it large enough for miniature use? I would have to rescan it to get it that large.

I can make it any file format really. I just turned it into a PDF for ease of use. You can double-click it and it just opens up in a letter-sized document ready to print. It's not vector art. I don't have paizo's source files so I just scanned in the poster, cleaned it up, and used EPS because it distills nice and easy like. I got the PDF down to under 3MB and it prints alright. As I make the file-size smaller the text gets harder to read. If people want the full size poster in a big JPEG I can do that. I figured for the cost of printing something that big you could probably just buy the issue with the poster in it. Anyone?

Has anyone got a scanned copy of the Diamond Lake map? I'm starting up a PBEM, and having a copy of the map for my players would be a nice touch -- and it'll be a while before I can shell out the $15 or so that Kinko's wants to scan it for me.

I have the Diamond Lake maps scanned in and cleaned up to eliminate the fold seams. I also made a PC copy with the numbers and legend removed. The native file is an EPS and is a little over 25MB. I also have a PDF that is formatted to print letter size (8.5" x 11") that is about 7MB. I'll try downsampling a little more to get a more reasonable file size. I'll be uploading the PDF versions to the RPG genius AoW site today when I get a second. The only minor issue is that when printed on letter-sized paper the legend is a bit tiny and hard to read.