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Michael Tumey, who was the cartographer for Don't Wake Dretchlor, has posted hi-res player maps for the adventure. "Both the main level and cellar levels of the Don't Wake Dretchlor adventure from EN5ider Magazine published by EN Publishing, as both a 31 page PDF containing sliced print-ready maps, and full encounter scale maps as a 100 ppi JPG ready for use with Virtual Tabletop applications."He has posted them as a pay-what-you-want product on DTRPG. That means you're welcome to grab them for free, or if you feel like throwing the artist a little money, you can do that also. EN Publishing always allows artists to retain and sell prints, hi-res files, or whatever else they may wish to do. http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/149905/EN5ider-Player-Maps--Dont-Wake-Dretchlor?manufacturers_id=6691

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EN5ider Player Maps - Don't Wake Dretchlor - Gamer Printshop | DriveThruRPG.com

Player Maps for EN5ider adventure: Don't Wake Dretchlor Both the main level and cellar levels of the Don't Wake Dretchlor adventure from EN5ider Magazine published by EN Publishing, as both a 31 page PDF containing sliced print-ready maps, and full encounter scale maps as a 100 ppi JPG ready for use with Virtual Tabletop applications.

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Brian Johnson

This is no longer pay what you want on DTRPG. It costs money now.

Jason Hunter

Could we possibly get a copy posted here since this was a Patreon backed article (i.e. will be charged for this month.) I understand it is a pay-what-you-want on the other site ,but I really don't want to have to sign-up for another account on a different site to download one file that really should be included here. Thanks!

EN5ider Magazine for D&D

We don't retain the copyright to the work of our writers and artists - if they choose to do the extra work of creating player friendly maps and the like on their own (which is above and beyond what we commission them to do), we appreciate it, but we can't just take their work and distribute it. Ethical and fair treatment of contributors is very important to us, which is why we choose to structure our contracts so that they retain copyright of their work. It's completely up to the artist where he posts his work (he has chosen to do so on DTRPG), not us, I'm afraid!

Jason Hunter

Thanks for the reply. I'm all for supporting creators. By no means was I asking to have items posted here without permission of creator! I will not speak for other backers, but I don't have a problem if the "new/ improved" extra content was provided as separate "sponsored" (i.e. paid) post. We have ability to delete individual pledges for items so if someone felt very strongly they could delete it.