The original map had a scale of 1 sq = 40'. I'm modifying slightly and bringing it down to 1 sq = 10'. This is a terrible place where the party can be ambushed from any direction. But hey, when you're looking for the Throne of the Gods, I guess you're willing to put up with that.
You using the 5spi or 6spi grid size, Anthony?---it looks like the 6 but I'm not sure.
Allan.
Yep! It's 6pi. Thank god you gave me these pads b/c the dungeon is just wretchedly expansive. I'd be doomed w/o them.
You're quite welcome! :D
Scanning them in and stitching them together is going to be fun...
I began redrawing (and, inevitably, expanding) the second and third level maps of my Castle Greyhawk from BITD, so I feel your pain (and I haven't upgraded my scanner to be able to go back to 11x17 sheet scans yet, so I won't have to worry about stitching them back together except with scotch tape for awhile ;) ).
Oh, my scanner doesn't handle 11x17 either. So I have to scan each sheet three times. This map is 18 scans at 600 dpi + paintshop pro.
Ouch!
After a couple painstaking days, Geir Loe Cyncrul [translated crudely into common speech as the "Dead Halls of the Giant Ancients"] the Cloud Giant sanctum that supposedly houses the legendary Throne of the Gods, has been scanned in and stitched together. See all those small square columns? Those are all about 25'x25'x100' tall. When the players want to go after a legend, you gotta go to work. I'll be changing this module significantly from its original key...though the map is still mostly the same as it was back in the day. It runs more like an outdoor adventure because the party can get ambushed from all directions.