Description
Adventure Across Distant Corners of The Land!
Game Masters! Make building exciting encounters easier than ever with the Game Master’s Guide Map Folio from Kobold Press. Send your players to unique and far-flung locales in search of adventure. Have them storm an impenetrable fortress, travel to an arctic village, or rub elbows with the wealthy and powerful in a variety of unique and beautifully illustrated maps.
- 6 sheets featuring 12 beautiful, full-color locales, including city gates, a maurauder’s fortress, an opulent villa, a mountain pass, and more!
- Each 24″ × 36″ double-sided map (8″ × 12″ when folded) includes a 1-inch-square grid suited for miniatures and tactical combat.
- Specially coated for use with wet-erase, dry-erase, or even permanent markers—wipe dry in a moment!
- Suitable for any tabletop RPG system!
Warren Rawlings –
1. Update the photo for this product, please.
2. In Cities and Towns, a section near/in the appendix discusses each map, its features, and its possible uses. This enhances the utility of each map – significantly. I didn’t find a section like this in the GMG.
3. The Reeve (local magistrate type person – I had to look it up) has no privy, no kitchen, no bedroom? Do you have an overlay for the second, or basement floors?
4. The Farmers Cave and the Village Center are both numbered 01, so I suspect they are on the same “Leaf” (they are the front and back of the same piece of material). The other maps are not labeled that way. So the challenge is not to put two maps on the same page that would need to work with each other or that would force a mid-game flip.
5. I’m being rough, but the materials are Great, the Laminate is Great, durability is great. I just am comparing this to the Scarlet Citadel maps with the “Lair Effect” overlays (possibly your best maps to date), or the super useful maps from Cities and Towns, and I skipped Castle’s and Crowns and I feel I would have been better served with them than these. So really this issue is you won’t let me see the maps before I buy them and that’s not cool.