As always, I am supporting maptools users by including a pre-built .rpmap format file with vision blocking and an object layer all set up for you. As with all my maps, it even has some nice object portraits for things like doors, windows, and other odds and ends. Anyway, here is the copy, and you can follow a link to the page to see the flash preview!
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One Dollar Dungeon: Rogue’s Reward Prison
Can you put down the prison riot? Is one of your old friends wrongly imprisioned and you have to bust him out? Does the bloody paladin in your party insist you go inside to investigate the claims of a overly brutal and sadistic jailor? Are you imprisoned after the big misunderstanding of the Sherrif finding you with the corpse of the mayor? Did you really do it!? With D20 Cartographer, the story is in your hands!
Rogue’s Reward Prison is the third in a series of One Dollar Dungeon maps, which represent convenient starting locations or class-specific adventure locals for each traditional RPG character class. Rogue’s Reward Prison is a poster sized prison map pack with general population cells, holding cells, gallows, and a frightening dungeon. The prison is mapped out in typical 1 in. = 5 ft. map format.
Included for your convenience are several different formats including:
• Full color map in a single .jpg (versions with and without grid)
• High contrast black and white map in a single .jpg (great for printing on parchment textured paper)
• Legal and A4-sized PDFs of the sliced images for your home printer
D20 Cartographer also supports Virtual Table Top systems and includes:
• 100DPI gridless .jpg with objects removed
• An object file folder with 29 .png objects for reuse in other Virtual Table Top Maps
• A MapTools .rpmap VTT file with vision blocking and objects set up for you
The Maptools file requires version 1.3b84 or higher to work.
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So there you have it! If anyone happens to pick up a copy, I'd really love to hear what you have to say about the product in a review reviews are lifeblood of small publishers such as myself!
Anyway, Thanks for reading, and good gaming!