UPDATE - Virtual Table Top files now available!
Added 2019-08-03 19:45:04 +0000 UTCHi Everyone!
Thank you so much for responding to my poll earlier in the week about how you use your maps. It seems at least half of you tend to use Roll20 and other VTT platforms as your primary game area. To ensure I am providing exactly what you need, I have updated all of the map sets so far to include VTT optimised files, and all future maps will include the same. You can download these by using the links in the original posts.
VTT optimised files are all kept below 5MB so they can be used with the free version of Roll20, and to my understanding, should also work with all other platforms. I have included grid and pixel size information in the posts so you can correctly fit them to your gameplay area.
For those who are interested in the technical stuff, all of the VTT files are 72DPI (standard screen resolution) and 140 PPS (pixels per square) to keep the quality as high as possible, and to fit the Roll20 standards, as this seems to be the most widely used platform.
Print files will still be available. These are always at 300DPI, and I will also provide sizing information with each new map set. For those of you who tend to print your maps at home in sections, you can use apps like Posterazor to easily convert my larger maps into managable sizes. When printing, I recommend you always ensure ZOOM is set to 100% and the Print is Centred.
Let me know if you have any problems with these files, but so far all of the ones I have tested have worked.
