The Trial - A Map

[Helegak3]

I made a 1x1 Battle Map for the Trial using CC3+ and add-ons. I printed mine out and laminated it, but unfortunately here in Korea I have no one to play with. I will share it with you guys so long as I'm not breaking any copyright stuff (Hasbro). Let me know...

[Daedalus]

Are you an ESL teacher? If so, score some privates to form a group or recruit some players from your school. The kids or adults would be lucky to play, and they get cheap/free English to boot!

You might get some positive response about your battles map if we could see it. The preferred method is using the image tag (Img button) in your post with an address from a file-sharing site. Another option is to include an attachment (look below the edit post field), as you have Champion status.

[Helegak3]

OK, I added the map. Sorry it took so long. See if you like it...

[The Admiral]

That is very attractive.

[QorDaq]

Hiya Helegak3,

The map looks pretty cool, and I can see something like this being great for running demo games at Conventions or similar. Do you plan on reproducing all of the Core Quests in this way? Or possibly additional Quests beyond the Core Game?

I ask because, while I really like the simplicity of having a unique board for each quest, (Really like it a lot actually), I cannot help but feel that the the time and expense of preparing all of these various maps could become prohibitive considering how quickly a group can potentially go through a map. Not to mention that, if one were fortunate enough to have a single gaming group that plays regularly, it wouldn't take long before you were running custom Quests anyway.

I guess my real question is; was this a one-off creation for the sake of the art? Or do you have a broader vision for how this/these kickin' map(s) might be used?

Regardless, I like the concept, nicely done.

maj!

[j_dean80]

Wondering the application for this? It isn't practical for playing a Quest as it takes out the mystery of "what else" is on the board.

[Daedalus]

Your map looks great, and I'd say you don't have to worry about copyright problems as long as you don't sell them.

Any luck finding some players?

If your worried about printing cost concerns that were brought up by others, you may want to dig around the Forum Gallery for gameboard, furniture, doors, and figure files. Along with the Inn's downloads accessible from the Home Page, you can create your own set for personal use. The last thing you need is dice. You can get by with six-sided dice, or create your own combat dice with this link and some sticker paper.