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  1. 05-02-2008, 12:04 PM #1
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    Map Inspired by Turgenev - My Old-skool Dungeon Map

    I hope Turgenev doesn't mind that I used his ideas to do my Microlite 20 adventure map (the one I'm taking one or more daughters through this weekend) in GIMP in old-skool style. Man, if I had been able to do this kind of stuff on my C64 when I was playing blue/red box, I would have never left my teenage years!

    Please feel free to give me criticism and advice... I'm still learning. This took me about 2 hours to do; I'm still the GIMP n00b.



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    (BTW, Microlite20 is the coolest thing that I've run into in a long time. I'm replacing my "D&D Adventure Game" contents with the 2 page printout of the core rules and feeling pretty spiffy! ) (If that link is down, try this one.)
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    Looks good for a first try at styling it old school and microlite does look fairly nifty .. i'll have to take a closer look
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    Looking pretty sharp. I would be interested in seeing your legend/number key for this map. What's area #2? A walled Fort or building of some kind? What's the access to area #6? Secret or concealed doors?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Turgenev View Post
    Looking pretty sharp. I would be interested in seeing your legend/number key for this map. What's area #2? A walled Fort or building of some kind? What's the access to area #6? Secret or concealed doors?
    Yes, area two is a destroyed tower, of which only a portion of the wall remains, with an old swollen, ruined door leading into the hillside. I forgot to put the S for Secret Doors from 5 and 8. OOps

    Thanks for the words of encouragement!

    If you want, I can send you the adventure writeup to your email.

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  5. 05-02-2008, 05:26 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Neurowiz View Post
    If you want, I can send you the adventure writeup to your email.
    Sure thing but I probably won't get to reading it right away because I have a busy weekend ahead of me (not to complain - I get to play AD&D this weekend ).
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