Spectral Anomaly
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Soooo, - is like the opposite of a + thread, right?
Media D&D Realms Maps
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The claim of 3,700 5-star reviews has been removed from the website and replaced with "Trusted by 1.814 Masters *****"
There are still claims of vast numbers of reviews in each pack though; I still can't find any way to see these reviews or to leave one. Though if I look on the Internet Archive, the numbers of reviews haven't changed since July, which is when the domain name was registered--they add up to 3,739.
I'm not saying these reviews don't exist. But I am saying I have no idea how to view them or to leave one myself.
There are still claims of vast numbers of reviews in each pack though; I still can't find any way to see these reviews or to leave one. Though if I look on the Internet Archive, the numbers of reviews haven't changed since July, which is when the domain name was registered--they add up to 3,739.
I'm not saying these reviews don't exist. But I am saying I have no idea how to view them or to leave one myself.
This is weird. Just got advertised to me on Facebook.
rpgtabletops.com
15,000(!) maps for £41, over 5,000 happy customers.
These guys use their exclusive software GridCrafter(tm) to add grids to the maps, where the DnDRealms guys use their exclusive software GridMaster(tm).
I looked at their Facebook page. Here's some of the maps:
Some of those are very, very similar to DnDRealms ones. That layout with the central bit and then four pathways leading out NSE and W to the edges of the maps? A lot of DnDRealms maps had that, and a lot of these seem to, too.
I went to compare them directly to the DNDRealms maps I purchased last week. But, oh dear...
It seems I no longer have access to my purchases. That's an ... interesting ... response to a negative review.
RPG Tabletops - Immersive Resources for Your RPG Campaigns
Explore top-rated RPG tabletop maps at RPG Tabletops - your premier destination for digital and printable RPG maps. Elevate your game with our exclusive collection of fantasy landscapes and city maps. Perfect for game masters and players. Click to start your adventure!
rpgtabletops.com
15,000(!) maps for £41, over 5,000 happy customers.
These guys use their exclusive software GridCrafter(tm) to add grids to the maps, where the DnDRealms guys use their exclusive software GridMaster(tm).
I looked at their Facebook page. Here's some of the maps:
Some of those are very, very similar to DnDRealms ones. That layout with the central bit and then four pathways leading out NSE and W to the edges of the maps? A lot of DnDRealms maps had that, and a lot of these seem to, too.
I went to compare them directly to the DNDRealms maps I purchased last week. But, oh dear...
It seems I no longer have access to my purchases. That's an ... interesting ... response to a negative review.
Oof. That's not good. Is there any chance they at least refunded your money?
Not to my knowledge.
D&D Realms gives you a PDF to download when you purchase, which contains a link to an online folder of maps. I bit (another) bullet and bought this one. The setup is the same--I got a PDF with a link to download.
Similar to the other site, that took me to a folder with lots of maps in various categories.
Jumping into Castles, here's a couple of examples:
Here's Jungles:
It's a very similar setup to the other site, down to the exclusive 'GridCrafter/GridMaker' software.
Similar to the other site, that took me to a folder with lots of maps in various categories.
Jumping into Castles, here's a couple of examples:
Here's Jungles:
It's a very similar setup to the other site, down to the exclusive 'GridCrafter/GridMaker' software.
That might be temporary. It was down like that for awhile last weekend, but came back.
