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Flair Filter • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Special Series • • • • • • • • • • The DM Help Network. 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. • There's also a template for a single 6-mile hex, which I've dubbed scale.

I've also included a World-scale map (it's impossible to map a sphere directly to hexagons, but this is close enough for most seafaring navigation purposes), and a full system of coordinates, so you can precisely identify the position of a 1-mile hex anywhere on a planet with 148,511,000 square miles of surface area. The grids have been optimized for laser-printing with thin stroke weights, single ink colors, and dotted lines for the smaller grids, to minimize obtrusiveness. I've also included single-color unlabeled grids for more flexible use. Fotos de puertas y ventanas. Your feedback is welcome. If you like this, you may also be interested in my. I like the sense of scale you get from these grids, but the colors feel a bit obtrusive.

Some stand out really well, while others are nearly invisible (i.e., on the continentscale, the continent hex line is almost invisible, while the green really stands out. As a suggestion, maybe do the following (These changes are based on the continent scale, but should be the same on the other ones): • make the hex grid cut off at the continent line, making the gridded part a hex rather than a square.