Keep on the Borderlands

[Moritz]

Totally had to share this.. scroll down, MAPS!

http://home.insightbb.com/~harmyn/home.htm

I really, really, really want to run this module again.

[Farcaster]

Oh, but do those old style maps bring back memories of simpler times.

[InfoStorm]

For old style maps and the memories they bring back, I found a simple hex mapper at http://home.paonline.com/zaikoski/ak/TOOLS.HTM which is all I personally ever wanted in a map making program for overland maps. (I liked the old maps)

[Moritz]

Heh, I pointed to that hexmaker in another thread.

I found a hex paper maker also. You define the size of the hex and it'll print it up for you.

http://www.zho.berka.com/goodies/hex/

[PhishStyx]

I may actually still have a copy of the Keep module somewhere. At one point, I had 2, so one of them is likely stuck on a shelf in the library.

[Moritz]

I purchased the "Little Keep on the Borderlands" (http://www.rpg.net/news+reviews/reviews/rev_6386.html) just so I could run it for my players in game some years ago. And even created a Keep on the Borderlands in my NWN module along with the Caves of Chaos.

[Farcaster]

Moritz,

Did you publish this NWN for others to run? I'd be interested in seeing it.

[Moritz]

Never published it. I ran a server for a while. Most of my D&D players went through it. Currently it's in mothballs and over 50M in size. It required 4 accessory haks plus CEP1.53. So basically, it's unplayable since I don't have the hak files and just the module (I sort of uninstalled the wrong way).

So, the moral of the story, make additional backups.