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@BlinkRape @xianc78 idk if many people do, but i do. world maps are just like overworlds, you just need to show the grid over the top of it and plop down some town names and such. like so!

for the first campaign i ran, i used rpg maker for the battle maps because it really cut down on prep time. i can make a battle map in like 1 minute and since you can move around events on the map in the editor like game pieces, it worked out perfectly. now i use talespire for battle maps, it takes a little bit more time but everyone gets to use their digital minis and it looks cool. that's what i'm doing for campaign A, at least. campaign B is a bunch of brand new players and there may be a lot of people dropping out, so i'm just sticking with rpg maker maps and not dedicating too much time to it lest it go to waste. i've been playing in campaign A with the same people for three years now so i know they'll finish the campaign.

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