Interior, so far, of Flame Keep.

Here it is, I used the white board Annual, CA73

Open your map; click on FS: which is the fill styles dialog.

Click on the bitmap fill you want to scale.

Towards the bottom you will see a line with:

Scale [] Width [a number] height [ a number]

Click on the scale box so it has a check mark in it.

Put the same number in the height and width boxes. Click okay. All done.

I like that you are doing this for a friend, and an awesome map. But I could only select awsome.

That looks wonderful.

The menus I use could get very cumbersome which is why I decided to combine similar topics.

Argh, my phone hiccuped and no draft. Not much text anyway.

Those are some good ideas. I had thought about buying the latest pdf for Metamorphasis Alpha, but that will have to wait until later in January.

Below is the CC2Pro deck plan from Wanderer. Scale is much smaller.

Original drawing, based on a sketch I made about 1971, and I'm glad I kept it.

Before I started Crestar, I noticed the store players in my area would argue with the DM on what was in a published world, and what wasn't. So I decided to use my own.

I would expect that. While I haven't lived in either one, it seems to me that the tile wouldn't hold onto the snow as well as the thatched roof. I could be wrong though.

Here in the U.S. some locations have very slanted roofs because they get snow every winter. But other places may get snow only every 5 or so years. Those roofs aren't slanted much. Some places may get snow every 5 to 10 years. so they don't worry aobut it. They do get lots of rain, particularly in hurricane zones.