Re: Scanning the maps from Dragon Pass and Nomad Gods

From: Alison Place <alison_place_at_1q4hLbtDQw0ZlkLBhDdvYP0dQyQBHUO72algnGxCf4TEp1i9bDW6LFXltEVLych>
Date: Sun, 12 Aug 2007 15:21:39 -0700 (PDT)

Hello,

    I mentioned this potential opportunity to Ian, and he pointed out something that should probably be mentioned. The boardgame map (which I have in front of me just now) was rather like a subway map. It's distorted for readability and to make the movements along roads and rivers more compatible with the superimposed grid. It does help if you want to use it as a rough guide to movement rates for a travelling party, but it is not a true map of Dragon Pass, as such. The prototype without hexes would fall in the same category.

     However, for those who don't have any Dragon Pass map, by all means go ahead. It was a very attractive product.

Alison

• Toread DuDerysi <jakyer_at_yvSciKPommhFjbSFJetCJnwvCSK_lrINGNQeS9fGsCRiAcSa7K2LId4_PevLsSFOQ0-FCLNa2xdOGvYaHA.yahoo.invalid> wrote:
  > --- In WorldofGlorantha_at_yahoogroups.com,
  > "jongjom2003" <JonGJoM_at_...> wrote:
  > > > In fact, I might actually have a copy of the
  full color board without the hexes, which would be a far nicer map, I think.
  > > > Are other people interested? Scanning something
  of this size and detail can be pretty expensive. Maybe Rick would be interested in doing this if there were enough people who'd want to buy one?

> > Count me in too. Jon Geere

> Combine that with the big old maps from Griffin
Mountain and we're
> really cooking... (I liked how they meshed together
with the battle
> map from Dragon Pass)
>
> Jeff

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