Master of Realms

i really enjoy building maps for my D&D game from larger 100x100 partial world maps to small intimate maps. i am still waiting on a lot more tiles to be made such as cliffs near water, or even different harbor tiles along with others i dont know i even need yet... ive played with the system for about 7 hours so far and i'm still learning.. the learning curve is not steep but you have to work with it and it can get more complex as you allow it and learn new functions of the program.. i'm happy i bought this and did the kickstarter for it. Still needs more improvement but from what i have its nice.

Map maker is useful, you can create quick maps with the auto generate (drag a tile type and it will add ones that fit that pattern) you can create road and rivers quickly. Got most the variations from the Kickstarter, typical forest, desert, elven, dwarven, apocalypse and modern. You can go into the map detail and place individual tiles to either create the vartion you want, or even go so far to add a specific item to an existing tile. The biggest issue I find is in "Creating a Custom Tile" it feels very janky and hard to use for what sounds like and easy tool. Solid choice, £30.00 is a bit steep for you get. But the base features are very easy to use. Got some work thats need to make this survive long term. Unless you have a 3d printer and want the 3d hex tiles, I'd wait for this to go on sale.

Cool idea but visual style is not so great, especially does not work so well for top-down view

Прекрасно во всём. Ещё немного (когда добавят редактор боевых карт) будет ещё круче! Вообще, "пацаны вообще ребята", заткнули за пояс крайне неперспективный DA.

Well, like other backs on Kickstarter, am EXTREMELY disappointed in this. According to just their Kickstarter main page, they raised over **$800,000** for this.... and it's NOTHING like advertised. I really wanted to use the heck out of this (hence why I backed it in the first place), they made some big promises in the campaign, then despite multiple delays and REALLY buggy early testing junk, they just kept moving away from what was advertised. The 'final result' is early access (really, for almost a *million* bucks you couldn't make it to even a full v1.0?) and still feels like an half-implemented demo (and a 30GB+ one at that...). - Some interactions make tiles bounce and flip all flashy like, but nothing changes. - The model scale is TINY, not usable for FDM printing, much less paintable. - Not a SINGLE tile looks like the 3d-printed examples from the campaign nor the steam store page, every one of them is unfit for FDM printing. some details are essentially microscopic... makes no sense at all. - I tried exporting a map with just a few default tiles, and was instead presented with a window with multiple greyed out options and something telling me to go to a folder to get the stls instead... I tried slicing several... and was further heartbroken. Even with a 0.2mm nozzle, notable amounts of detail would be lost, and out of 4 files, all 4 had floating, unsupported regions and was displayed as an error, so are literally unfit for printing. - Lastly, Digital/VTT support is very unintuitive, the first option is a "max file size" which indirectly sets the resolution... and mostly appears to just mean "you can export a picture of it". All in all, I love the concept, but it is not as advertised, and not usable in any way for my needs. Do not recommend.

I backed this on Kickstarter and finally got around to redeeming the code and installing the game. I’ve only had a brief look so far, but I already love it. I used Wonderdraft before, but these maps look far more beautiful. I’m going to spend some time getting used to the controls, which already feel quite intuitive and pleasant to use. Edit: The controls are great but i fight with placing the walls correct as soon as three lines meet it other. It is in an early access if they add more tiles and effects it will be a great software.

Bom para criação de mapa de mundo! Esta cada vez melhorando em cada update!