Just chiming in my support of this awesomesauce

that is awesome, thanks!

I didn't like it because I don't like JJ abrahms style of directing. Definitely better than the prequels fwiw

Blackadder23 wrote:

Excellent!  How do they look?

excellent condition, i was afraid to open them because they look collectible.

I allow elves, but only if they're played like keebler elves.

I know I've suggested it before, but a numbered hex map would be nice for those of us who like to sandbox.

This is wicked! 

I try to keep to the rule that with riches and wealth comes a grim downside.

You should check out the D30 sandbox companion, something that allows you to organize overland locations. http://www.rpgnow.com/product/124392/d30-Sandbox-Companion

It's nice for a ref to have something fast to get from location to location. I don't like to share the actual map from the game with my players, just rough hand drawn maps that may or may not be accurate.

 

I've had a little difficulty in handling this as a referee in my games, but my players haven't ventured too far outside Khromarium. I'm used to numbered hex maps to make the sandbox a little easier to navigate on the fly, and kind of wish there was one of the map for this game.

I've got a plan to redraw the map in hexographer and let the program number it for me. There's a tracing function in the program that'll allow me to place the actual map underneath and trace over the actual lines. The trick is getting the hex cells to match up.