I'm already worried about my cows, Wyvern! LOL!

I think I will try to straighten the neck of that one with the very long neck. They all look like their walking around in circles.

Hens? They'd be the little red dots I added (not really - just teasing ;) )

It was touch and go as to whether the larger animals were worth it at this scale. They really are completely tiny with not much in the way of detail.

Hi Everyone! :D

In this week's Live Mapping session, if you are planning a game of D&D over the Thanksgiving weekend, Ralf will be creating a battle map in CC3+ with an eye towards printing and/or exporting it for a virtual tabletop.

Come along and join in, or watch later :)

Well, I did some more versatile ruins that don't have the dark blur around them, so that you can put them either flat on the ground or on a sheet with a shadow. After that there is a drawing tool to add a floor if desired, or you can fill in with debris.

After a lot of messing around learning how to draw them, we now have horses and cows. Sheep and pigs to come (I hope). That should give everyone enough things to fill the land around their towns with now that there are 11 different kinds of field :)

I have a feeling that the animals would have been more use in a dungeon scale setting, but they're there now.

Hi Jerolimoloch :)

It sounds like you have something happening there that might be better sorted out by Tech Support. You can contact them through your account page on the Support tab.

@Tom B You will have selected issues from those listed annuals, but not the entire annual. The easiest way to find out exactly which issues you have is to go to your Annual folder and check the Issue numbers there.

C:\ProgramData\Profantasy\CC3Plus\Annual

The drive this folder is on will depend on where you installed the software.

The annuals are numbered from the very beginning, back in 2007. 1-179. The next issue due out at the beginning of December is 180, and the bonus issue this year is 180A