Hi Inwils,

You're on the right track. The reason you get those weird lines is due to overlapping nodes I believe. The easiest way around this (using your example post above) is to select a drawing tool and pick a starting point on any of the green lines (using the 'On' command) but NOT a corner, then hit T for trace and select a starting point for the trace on the same line but further away in the direction you want to trace. When you come to the intersection of 2 objects end the trace at the interestion, then start the trace again on the same point but pick a starting point for the trace further away on the 2nd line. That works for me 99.9% of the time.

BTW: It's Jim (damonjynx) from the Mythras forums here, welcome aboard!

Hi All,

Running my first DCC game on Sat night and I thought, in keeping with the old-school vibe of DCC, I'd re-create the map(s) for use in Maptool (a VTT). I also copied the text to a text editor and used some HTML formatting to insert the text into various INFO tokens so all the info I need is on the maps and I don't need to refer to the adventure PDF at all - thanks Tom Chapman for your wonderful tutorials.

The original is by Stefan Poag and copyright Goodman Games.

Here are my takes. I've no idea what caused the artefacts on Map 2 but I'm not too concerned about them...

Newbie, more or less. Been using CC3+ for a little over 3 years, have gotten reasonably proficient - though I’m still learning.

Hi All,

This has been released into the wild!

Lulu prints in Autralia now, so I got my contribuor copy (in hardback!) and it looks bloody awesome!

Available here and here.

Well, as this is the GM version, there are no secrets as such; Mist & Fog, the P is Poison.