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First off, let me say that the Impiltur article is most impressive. Heck, if WotC isn't going to invest in additional regions, I sure hope you guys take a stab. Excellent job!
That said, of course I have to have a request as well. Having gazed upon the picture of the Citadel of Conjurers, I just have to send my players deep into its bowels on some hair-brained adventure. As such, I would love for you guys or your Dungeon cohorts to give us a map of the Citadel and perhaps some keen adventure hooks. Please?
Thanks for you time.
Though I wouldn't mind an official map as a web enhancement or something, you can always make your own. That way you can customize the Citadel of Conjurers, and make it even creepier perhaps.
Loved the picture myself.
If you want some adventure hooks, check out Champions of Ruin. I detailed one of the major inhabitants therein.
--Eric
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Though I wouldn't mind an official map as a web enhancement or something, you can always make your own. That way you can customize the Citadel of Conjurers, and make it even creepier perhaps.
One of my biggest hurdles is a 50-60 hours a week job. Another is two toddlers. As such, I just don't have the hours to take on a task such as this. That's why I'd prefer to leave it to the professionals. Eric, how about it?
BTW, I do have Champions of Ruin and like the write-up on Eltab. Very nice.
I use CC2 Pro to make my maps. I'm no artist, so they come out rather bland, though my players still seem to enjoy it. Lately I've been testing out Dundjinni as our new battle-map making program, though it takes quite some time and loads rather slow for me.
The random battle map here or there is alright, but I enjoy the officially established site-based maps like the mentioned request for a map of the Citadel of Conjurers or seeing a map of Candlekeep itself or the Monastery of the Yellow Rose. Maps of places PCs are very likely to go to in FR are what I crave when it comes to maps, not the obscure places I think about sending my PCs to should they happen to be in the area.
