@ Jester

Wow! I love what you did with my map. I used Campaign Cartographer 3 for the initial layout but really didn't have time to do anything to fancy (I whipped it up in about 15 minutes). Anyway it looks great.

Fantastical OP!

Does anyone have the OPs map saved? Link's down.

Repost/rehost or email- [email protected] _____ = my screen name here.

Much thanks!

I was hoping, if it isn't too much trouble, there could be a version of the map without the seawater runoff mentioned but with everything else on? Sorry to be awkward

kartofelkopf said:

Potato head? Are you a fan of Blackadder out of interest?

Kage

reup please...much appreciated

Many apologies everyone... web hosting has gone... wrong.

You can download the maps here in the mean time.

I'll try and get the map without the run off done tomorrow.

Thanks, the map looks great by the way!

Brilliant stuff. I'm going to run a one-off campaign of Final Sanction (and the follow-up if time allows), so I've printed out the map on a large format and pinned little flags to it, to allow the players to hold tactical meetings as they proceed from objective to objective, including a "In the Name of the Emperor, Let None Survive" style briefing to run on my TV.

It would have looked a whole lot less spiffy without the excellent maps here!

Those maps are awesome, thanks for posting them

Can't find the link. Would you please post again?

Thanks,

J

Great Job on the maps, thanks.

Appreciate your work thanks!!

I wish I had seen this thread before scribbling for an hour last night...great work, guys, thanks!

I just had the satellite map blown up to around 24" x 36", and laminated. I then mounted it to a magnetically receptive board. I've got dozens of magnets ranging from green "radar blips", to red "hostiles" shaped like little x's. I'll let the PC's use the map and the magnets to keep track of where they are, where they've sent PDF units, known locations, and confirmed or rumored enemy locations.

I hope it works out as well as I've planned.

Now that would be, for those that use computers, a fantastic thing to see down up in Flash...

Errr, just saying. (Sorry, found it to be a rather cool way of representing things, thus inspirational, but I have a penchant for the electronic representations because of my gaming life, read: online only. Still, it would be a great way of representing it. )

Kage

When I click on the last given link, I only get very small versions of the maps. Do I make something wrong? Any way to get the big versions?