Palace of the Silver Princess

[rlucci]

I have a friend who loves this classic module and asked me to rework the maps for him. Well, it's been sitting in my to-do pile for quite a while now, so I finally had a go at them this weekend.

-RLucci

[Orpheo]

These are great maps.

[ravells]

I agree. Simple and very effective (although of course maps that are both are rarely simple to make). Are these for a VTT?

[rpgmapmaker]

I always love seeing this type of map given a nice clean look... and you have done it.

one quick qusetion... what does the "AB" and "V" on the second map mean?

-Chris

[cdenham]

Great looking maps!

[töff]

... what does the "AB" and "V" on the second map mean?

I think they were locations of some objects or critters in the room. They'd be detailed in the room's descrip, in the module text.

*MY* question is, how to do make progress through your To Do stack?

Awesome maps, two thumbs up.

[töff]

... some objects or critters in the room. They'd be detailed in the room's descrip, in the module text.

I knew I had this thing in my shelves somewhere. In room 63, AB is "archer bush" and V is "vampire rose" ... apparently I ran this module long ago, with lots of customizations. I got stacks of handwritten pages stuffed in it. LOL @ my old D&D days. Fun!

[rpgmapmaker]

Cool... thanks for looking it up for me. When I look at this type of map I always find myself wondering about this type of information and what it is for... I have not looked at any D&D books (beyond a glance here or there in a book store) so this is interesting. Again... thanks

-Chris

[töff]

I haven't played D&D since I discovered freeform. That was just about ten years ago next month.

But I still like D&D and other systemized games, and I have a large (for me, I guess) collection.

[leahnkain]

I agree it is really nice to see these maps redone.