Hexographer is wonderful!

http://www.inkwellideas.com/roleplaying_tools/hexographer/free_hexographer.shtml

McAusland Studios do maps of the real world, but useful.

http://www.mcauslandstudios.com/maps.htm

Maps from Dreamweaved Worlds

http://dreamweavedworlds.com/Maps.html

Inkwell Ideas have a lot of links to mapping and stuff…  so http://inkwellideas.com/

And don’t forget that Wizards of the Coast, whatever your opinion of their behaviour over the last few years has good resources and links.   http://www.wizards.com/ but to be honest most of it is hidden, use google or keep an eye out here for further detailed links.

I’m a pretty irregular updater and I’m not apologising for it, I have said on other blogs that I am not a content generator; this blog is the exception, but I still live a pretty domestically busy life, and there is always Perfect World, for which I am junkie.

The master is always around, Johnn Four, who runs Roleplayingtips Weekly, personally, it’s like my weekly newspaper for RPG.

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After the Nationals, things were still in upheaval, so I haven’t worked on the blog at all.  I should though, because there were creative ideas that came from the Nationals, and the publication of the “newsletter” I wrote for it alone should provide some stimulation.

You have inspired me to write again, to create and enjoy.

Thankyou.  Thankyou. Thankyou.

I’m going to add some additional material I’ve written over the years, some of it may not be consistent, but that is the hazrd of storytelling, and lends verisimilitude to the idea that legends get started.  I will also try to add the boxouts that appear in the book as examples.

For goodness sake, do see the About page.

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