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got a quick question for you all maybe you can help..... all of the campaigns my little group play i always organize and make the worlds and all and i was wondering what everyone who is in my shoes uses to make the campaign maps what programs and such cause hand drawing and coloring gets to be a pain any help would be appreciated..... esp names of the programs where they can be gotten(download, buy, whatever) thanks

A local gamer made his own version of Mighty Empires using
wood cut by litko aero and bits he put on the wood pieces.

http://www.adeptuswindycity.com/blog/?p=64

mighty empires isnt really what i was looking for we have a bulletin board we use with push pins (sp. color for each army)and i was looking for a comp. program which i could use for map creation that i could print out with my 'puter printer

Ah I see.

Well if you look, it's not Mighty Empires, but inspired
by Mighty Empires. His is a scratchbuilt kind of thing.

I don't know what the local grognards use for thei
campaign. I'll have to ask.

oups

I've just used maps from various sources in the past, divided into sectors/regions, and each player has had his own coloured map pins (with coloured flags).

It's amazing what you can do with inverting and flipping an existing map.

Try Autorealm.

http://autorealm.sourceforge.net/index.php