Free GM Resource: Previous Edition Downloads (Courtesy of the Wayback Machine)

This one surprised me a bit, but it shouldn't. The internet has a long, long memory and websites that are no longer directly available can still be fond if your poke about in the right place. In this case the website is from Wizards of the Coast and the right place is the Internet Archive Wayback Machine, specifically a capture from 07Jan10.

Trust me.....there is a lot to see here. Full on products to include some source books, adventures, character sheets, errata, some articles, and even some (only a few) stand-alone maps.

Free GM Resource: Some Good Old-Fashioned Map Porn

I've been a little obsessed with Kingdom Come Deliverance (KCD) this last couple of weeks. No, not the new game (Kingdom Come Deliverance II) that just came out, but the much older 1st game that I was able to pick up at the local Gamestop recently. I try to play only one game at a time and I had finished Generation Zero and found KCD at the store.....

Anyway....I clearly have a problem...add it to the list.

Now, if you haven't played the game I need to explain that the in-game maps are pretty cool as they're done up like old time medieval hand-drawn maps.

I don't think this particular map is the best example, but I swear it's the one I seem to look at the most. You really need to look at this up close, which you can because they've been made available in high resolution and ultra-high resolution.

These maps are just begging to be renamed and used at the gaming table. I think I'm going to do my next adventure map in this style, assuming I can get away with it....