Conquer Club

sounds cool but why not do a map on the computer it'd be eaiser

Since you asked, the site I saw it on was http://www.warfish.net. The map is based on the dude's muscular system.

a maze map would be really cool, if you can't/don't want to finish it I might try my hand at it. I'll keep an eye on this in any case

not bad, looks very similar to an Underground map someone had going, but I believe something happened to that

Their could also be a sleding hill.... and maybe a hot chocolate stand

it is a nextgen data network -- haven't put much into it -- just wanted to get some ideas out there and some feedback as to if I should move forward on these.

yeah i love dune as well...........But is there a map already or would you have to invent one?

Dylan-DeSoto wrote:it is a nextgen data network -- haven't put much into it -- just wanted to get some ideas out there and some feedback as to if I should move forward on these.

yeha but WHAT IS the nextgen data network?

to me this idea doesnt have a great deal of enthusiasim. I jsut doesnt ahve a theme which would bring attentino to the map.

wastn something similar tried with dungeons? and it failed?

anyway i would liek the idea of a maze map IF someone was really creative with it. as long as it does end up like another crosswod

YES YES YES.. Do it That would be awesome

i think its a great idea. run with it man, you'll get a ton of help.

that's what I'm worried about crazy support for a bad map simply because its Hogwarts, but I have faith in the foundry to prevent that

ah, I see your point, it would have to be done carefully

I dont know if i would play it, but it sounds interesting...

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does that help?

well i would do it on the computer but no skill here so i thought someone else coud take over..

my idea was not really a maze or anything more of a box with lines that can attack in and out.. so like 2 mazes in one its hard to explain maybe ill give it a shot i dont know but if someone else would like to give it a shot feel free

hulmey wrote:yeah i love dune as well...........But is there a map already or would you have to invent one?

there is already a map. i have the new release that has Dune, Dune Messiah and Children of Dune in one book. in the back of that is a Map of Arrakis. i assume that it was in the first Dune book too but i dont no for sure.

yeah, i was focusing on tar valon though, i think it would make a good siege-esque map

i love it and cant believe i didnt think of it first i'd say if it will go for 7 more seasons then do it now or never. we can always modify it at the end of each season or two to keep it somewhat current not sure how difficult it would be though but overall i give the idea an A+ . looks like you will have to watch all the episodes again though, darn

"Zipper up your jacket, throw on your mittens, grab your scarf, and get ready for the snow ball fight of your life!"



Basically its two teams, Purple and Yellow. You have to go through the trees to get to the other fort. (theses are all bonuses). The house is a bonus. The two things on the sides are supposed to be mittens. The graphics suck, i know.

I dont really want to do this map, and i suck with making them. I tried really hard on my other map, but that didnt really work out. Im just giving an example of how the gameplay could work. Maybe someone could finish this map, i think that it would be really cool in 3d!

All right Kaplowitz!

That's sweet! It's pretty much what what I had in mind.

My only suggestion would be to take out a couple of trees. Besides that, its a good start.

Ever played the snowball fight section of "ski or die", the old NES game? Damn that ruled.

Great job, Kaplowitz.

Why would you make another map in order for it to be like the first one? that just seems redundant.

could you post it here or pm it to me so i have a look.....

That would be great