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- Is there a generally accepted norm for Hex grid size for world maps . . .
If your map is the size of Spain, and you use 6mile hexes, it's about 100 hexes across Small hexes, but it could work If it's the size of china, it's over 500 hexes across
- How big are your hexes, anyway? – Scroll for Initiative
Hexes are useful in roleplaying games because they allow you to travel equidistantly in more than four directions This is not true of a traditional square grid, where diagonal movement is considerably farther than orthogonal movement The Dungeon Master’s Guide has guidance on three mapping scales: But how far is this exactly?
- Picking a Fantasy Hex Map Scale - Worldographer: RPG Map Software
People can be quite set on their preferences for scaling a map when you get above 1 mile hex which is typical for a province map (Reminder for our non-American friends: 1 mile is about 1 6 km So 6 miles is a little less than 10km–9 6 to be more precise )
- How to scale a map - General Discussion - D D Beyond
Regional maps, like the Barovia Map, uses 1 4 mile hexes and takes about 1 day (8 hours) to cross, as the crow flies Area maps will be whatever scale they are, but I'd suggest making the hexes based on travel time, e g 6 miles (~1 4 day), 25 miles (1 day), 175 miles (1 week)
- An Introduction to D D Region Hex Mapping - Red Ragged Fiend
This hex-mapping system allows you to easily transition in scale from an entire world down to a view the size of your neighborhood As part of the hex map hierarchy, we’ll discuss overland travel pace in D D as a short sidebar and why the alternative method I use is much easier to run at the table
- dnd 5e 2014 - Miles per hex on Fantasy World Generator maps - Role . . .
There are some guidelines in the DMG for mapping your world, starting at page 14 They suggest that for the widest scale (which they call "Mapping a Continent") that you should use about 60 miles per hex This will make a world a bit smaller than Earth, but still something plenty big for a campaign
- D D 5E Hex Sizes - EN World
For a battle map you are going to want to use 1" hexes that represent 5' "squares" Keep in mind that 5e battlemats are usually 1" squares, not 1"hexes For overland maps, you should choose hex size that fits the detail you want to include on the map
- Hex map templates based on 5e DMG (with coordinates travel times)
I've created color-coded hex map grids representing the Province, Kingdom, and Continent scales recommended on page 14 of the D D 5th edition Dungeon Master's Guide These include standard travel times for a group traveling at a normal pace
- blank province, kingdom, and continent hex maps for 5e
I’ve made print-resolution blank hex map PDFs for the three map scales As suggested in the DMG, it’s 5 hexes to the inch Province map has kingdom hexes overlaid on it so you can easily place it on your kingdom map
- Sizing a World Map – Worldographer: RPG Map Software
The instructions below describes how to size your map if you’re taking advantage of Worldographer’s multiple view levels This feature allows you to drill down to more and more detail on your map
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