Well done Jim; greatly deserved!

Yet still no cat... 😁🐈️

Yeah, I tend to get a bit nervous veering too far off-topic hijacking someone else's topic, but I think the JG templates, being hex-based as well, do have relevance here, especially as they were first designed for use with the original D&D rules.

You're welcome, Quenten!

I do wonder what other gems might be hidden among the old Map Library files. I checked though quite a lot of what was available there when I first got CC3 (as it was then; about ten years ago now, when the Library was still easy to find), but wouldn't have thought to check for items like this then. I was mostly interested in new symbols back then, though most - probably all; I forget now - were vector types, of course, many from the days of CC2 or before, I suspect.

The hexes you could draw in CC3+ quite easily just using either the grid options, or by-hand using the snap grids (though the latter is VERY time-consuming and tedious for a whole sheet!). But it's indeed a lot easier, given the number of different files in this set, to be able to recover them all in one go this way!