View Poll Results: March Challenge Voting

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  • Daddy Homeplan by alucard339

    3 3.66%
  • Ran Dum's Deadly Dungeon by delgondahntelius

    5 6.10%
  • Not my Daddy's Dungeon! by Gamerprinter

    3 3.66%
  • Not Your Father's Random Dungeon by industrygothica

    3 3.66%
  • Send Help! by Justintime

    23 28.05%
  • A Sketch - Up example by kalmarjan

    1 1.22%
  • Wrong Turn Cellar by Midgardsormr

    1 1.22%
  • The Lair of Father Himool by NeonKnight

    2 2.44%
  • NYFD by overwatch

    0 0%
  • Not my father's dungeon by ravells

    4 4.88%
  • Your farther looks like a krenshar by Redrobes

    1 1.22%
  • Multilevel Madness by RobA

    26 31.71%
  • Timmy's Random Dungeon

    3 3.66%
  • Not ... I dont know by Torq

    7 8.54%
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    Quote Originally Posted by alucard339 View Post
    I was torn between humor, usefulness and technicality.
    ...
    I decide to turn and go for the one I will definitely use in an upcoming stand alone gaming session.
    One of the things that strikes me about using someone else's map is that usually we would want to adapt it in some way or add to it. To be able to do that depends on the format it is in and the software that we have available and whether the images in the map are accessible and changeable within the file format and/or are available separately. Some maps look very good, but I know I will never use them because I don't have, and can't access, the means to adapt them.

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    Hmmm... somebody hit the wrong button, 'cause I've got a vote!

    I voted for Torq, on the basis of the sheer beauty of the map. If I had a second vote, it would go to RobA, but he's got enough already!

    Dormouse: One of the nice things about being able to interact with the mappers on a site like this is that, if you see a map you'd like to use, and possibly modify, there's a possibility the original cartographer might provide source files which would make it easier to alter. I know that I'd be happy to turn over a CC3 or Photoshop file if someone wanted to use one of my maps for an adventure.
    Bryan Ray, visual effects artist
    http://www.bryanray.name

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    Midgardsormr- I don't want to subvert or take over the thread inappropriately, so I'll post a response in a new thread in General Discussion.

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    I am a bit surprised by my three votes as well. It's about three more than I thought I'd get.

    Like so many others, my vote went to RobA. His map was just too ingenious to pass up... not to mention a bit inspiring.

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    Hey Ravs nice sig!
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    Dang, too late to vote, but I'd have gone for "Send Help" as well )

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