One brave said of the battle of the greasy grass, The battle lasted as long as it takes a hungry man to eat a meal.

It was only posted to demonstrate that the problem I had with text had been solved because of the kind advice from Wyvern.

No, it's not open to any modifications.

Also, if you look on the map of Manhattan the area between 70th and 71st street on 5th avenue is The Frick Collection.

There is no Avengers mansion, sorry for the huge spoiler here, but it's all make believe! I know it's a massive disappointment, but some people actually make stuff up for the sake of a good story that has no correlation to reality.

But then again, that happens when one uses the imagination.

Awesome. Thanks JimP and Wyvern. I changed the colour from 15 to 19 and it has worked a treat.

Hi Everyone,

I ran a one-off in Roll20 from The Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica, Krenko's Way. This is the map I used for Krenko's Warehouse Hideout by the canal.

I made the feel of the game Victorian (France circa 1890) and added firearms into the game from the Masque of the Red Death boxset (2nd ed).

I called the episode "Gunfight at the OK Canal."

Problem was, when I live streamed the episode, I lost all sound so the gag was lost on everyone! DOH!!

Dak

I've come across that problem in the hear and now. I'm running Ghosts of Saltmarsh, and in that adventure dwarves have started to mine nearby, and if you read the notice board they have some jobs that players can get involved in. With the description of those jobs though you get the impression that the mine is huge and very extensive.

Now I'm thinking, what the hell did the dwarves do with all the material from the mine? Somewhere nearby logic tells me there is half a hillside lying around, probably dumped in the sea.

Perhaps I should ask Mr. Schley if he would do us a slag heap terrain or symbol.