Pyramid of Shadows [Another Take]

[Ashrem Bayle]

Not to take away from Neon Knight's efforts, but I decided to re-map Pyramid of Shadows myself.

I use a projector setup, so I needed to make all the rooms connect correctly. Thus I decided to tackle this in Photoshop. Unfortunately, I had to break it up into sections to post it because of the file size limitations for attachments.

Here's level one! Levels 2 and 3 to follow soonish.

The full (8.4MB) image can be downloaded here: http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.p...mzmmmz&thumb=5

[NeonKnight]

Good work on your maps there.

[Phantos]

Quite a beautiful take on it!

[hpederse]

Fabulous! I am starting the module this weekend, also using a projector, so this is great. I especially like the dark feel to the maps.

I don't suppose you are planning to also do the other levels? =)

[Ashrem Bayle]

Level 2 is almost done. Should be complete by mid next week.
I imagine the third level will follow shortly thereafter.

[Ashrem Bayle]

I was in the mood so I decided to go ahead and finish up level 2. Here's the full resolution file: http://www.mediafire.com/imageview.p...muyrxm&thumb=5

Level 3 coming soon!

[Phantos]

Very cool! So do you just use photoshop to project it on a surface, or do you use a program like Maptools?

[ravells]

I love the colours - especially the blue. Also great is the little arrow to show which way the doors open. Great map!

[Ashrem Bayle]

Very cool! So do you just use photoshop to project it on a surface, or do you use a program like Maptools?

It depends on whether or not I use miniatures. If I use real physical minis, I usually just use Photoshop. I can put a black "fog-of-war" layer over it and erase it as they go. You can do that in Maptools as well, but it looks much better in Photoshop.

If I use virtual minis though, I use Maptools. The ugly "fog-of-war" is made up for with the other tools.

[NymTevlyn]

What's ugly about MapTool's fog of war?