
Dragon Drop is a multi-use map building application for tabletop gaming. Build world maps and dungeons in 3D, design your adventures with encounter and player tokens, and best of all, your players will see the world you’ve built right on their screens, in real time.
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it is really good for DMs for D&D and probably other roleplaying games aswell
This is really great so far, atm the main thing I would suggest would be to add a way to copy/paste. It would definitely take forever to build a map as well add annoyance and frustration for having to rinse&repeat with building. Otherwise, it has great graphics, beautiful music (on the main screen. Personally, I wouldn't mind if it played some music as I work on maps lol) and the developers definitely show care for this program since Maxwell.Boven's review on it (back in July) pointed out the save bug. So far, I have not experienced that bug, which probably means it has been fixed since then. Also, for the 'multiplayer' feature, all it does is let players in to watch. They don't get any interactions or even to control their pawns, only the DM can. This is something that would be better to have the option to do. This program really does have potential and could go far for D&D players!
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Am i the only one? My screen just keeps on saying loading even though it says Map loaded in. Either way it seems great since i'm using this to create scenery's for my novel
Go Go Go ! J'adore !
Until the map save bug is fixed, DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME! This is an excellent concept, and I love that it is free. Unfortunately it is very buggy. I just spent 2-3 hours making a scale model of Death House for my Curse of Strahd Campaign. I made all 4 floors, and was pleased to get it identical to the maps in the books. I saved each one. When I went to look back at the maps, ALL 4 WERE SCRAMBLED (random walls moved, rotated, stairs moved and rotated, some walls deleted, some walls moved, huge let down). I didn't lose any money on this, but I lost hours of my life on maps I'll never use. If they ever fix the issue of scrambled maps after saves, 10/10
Used it once. Pretty cool. But not a bif variaty of things you can place. You can count them on your fingers. There also seems to be no update since i used it one year ago
It's a solid product. Could definitely use a variety update, but it works perfectly as intended and is very visually appealing
Maybe . . . I can see how it could be of use for some DMs, especially if you're not planning to use it for combat encounters. For me it's too clunky, and the placement is very restrictive. The scale is wrong for D&D, as the squares appear to be something like 15-20 feet. I am a fan of Illwinter's Floorplan Generator (also available on Steam). It's not 3d, but it allows more freedom. It also lets you load your own assets, and export the maps for use in certain tabletop simulators.
Good starter tool for DMs. Somewhat blocky and prop options aren't as varied as I'd like but it's definitely okay for basic map making. Probably not going to use it much as I personally prefer my maps to be more detailed but I'm looking forward to seeing where it goes and perhaps making use of it as it develops further.
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