Keep on the Shadowfell (4E Screens)

[Xorn]

Yes, I have a 1680x1050 LCD main screen, plus a 1280x1024 second monitor beside it. I drag the FG window across both of them. That ruleset I was using allows for a very large map window, which is easily adjustable. (A search on changing map size will show you how.)

[Foen]

I only use one screen (1600x1200) and have no problems hosting FG sessions, although I'd struggle if I only had 800x600.

Foen

[Xorn]

I only use one screen (1600x1200) and have no problems hosting FG sessions, although I'd struggle if I only had 800x600.

Foen

Oh yes, I used to run on a 1680x1050 display without problems. But when someone gives you a free monitor... why not?

I've got to admit, it feels so cramped to not use both monitors, now that I'm used to having all this room!

[Tokuriku]

BTW, I'm interested in that ruleset, any chance of it floating around somewhere?

[Xorn]

There's a vastly improved ruleset out there now, check the FUM forums, shouldn't be hard to locate, just look in the 4E ruleset development forum.

[Raised]

Quick question: Did you just copy/paste similar tiles to get rid of the little icons on the monster map?

PS: Quick question part II: Did you manually put in the monster stats or is there some faster way to import stat blocks?

[Xorn]

I manually put them in once, in a campaign I called Monster Manual, and exported that module (indexed in the library). Then when I make a new adventure, I can drag those personality entries from the library into the new campaign (then close the monster manual to avoid a bug in the ruleset).

I have a HP scanner and some decent OCR software though, so I'm still cut and pasting the monster manual entries in.

Oh and yes to the first question: I just use a clone brush in PSP to edit out the icons.

[Raised]

Ok. Looks like I have a bunch of Data entry ahead of me ;P

Thanks for the quick response!

[kcheu]

are you by chance going to post this module?

[Xorn]

No, this module is almost an exact copy of the Keep on the Shadowfell module (only changes I made to the text were when it referred to a page number). So, it's copyright.