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If you want to know how big a map to buy then anything over 2 feet should work, also they sell grid paper which is disposable and can be as big as you want. However if you want to know …

Utilizing cover, adding props, different terrain heights are what make a map pop a lot more for players. You can absolutely have battlemaps the size of Texas if it makes sense for the fight, …

You started with a 5-mile hex, then you could map each of those on 1056-foot hexes. Going further in, their Village/Castle/Island/etc. books were compatible with the next step down, 42 …

Generally the squares are 1 inch and each 1 inch square equals 5 feet. 1 inch is just the right size to fit a standard mini. So the overall size of the map will depend on how big you need it to be …

Pretty sure my battle map mat is 40x30 and it's riding the line of too big. Each hex represents 5 feet, and it's usually more than enough space for combat to happen.

I'm currently working on making a few maps for an upcoming session, and wondered what everyone considers a good map size for outdoor areas?

When it comes to world map size (As you have clarified) there's a mixture of believable scale and fantastic scale to account for. The game has it's own measurements to use as a general …

The best solution I can think of is to have a shrunken version of the map for the players to see as they explore, and then full size versions of specific rooms where fights are expected to break …

For a world map, I would recommend 1 inch = 1 tile = 1 day = 24 miles. For this scale, divide the numbers in the table by 4. For a regional map, 1 inch = 1 tile = 1 hour = 3 miles.

I've had maps as small as 3x3 and as large as 40x36. It just depends on the scenario. By default, I'd probably say 24x18. That's 120' across in D&D, which means the NPCs can be 60' away …

Looking to print out some official maps to scale, and they're fairly large. When I hit up my local Staples for a simple 30x30 print, it was about 50$. Scale that to around 20 or so maps I'm …

if you want a huge map with a mage casting Fireball, then you'll need something like 120x120 which would be only useful if you're crating a huge siege map with a piece of city. if you want …

Fastest easiest way that I use all the time to get to actual 1" scale printable maps is to copy the image into excel and resize it. Set the cells to 1" and match the map grid to the cell size. Print.

The bigger (grid wise) your map, the lower dpi you should consider using, as video cards and browsers have texture size limits, and performance will be impacted if you go too crazy. For …