2002 In October, Stanley Works acquired Best Access Systems of Indianapolis, Indiana, for 310. 2002 Stanley acquires Best Lock Corporation, doing business as Best Access Systems. over the weekend/bank holidays will be sent out the next working day. considering how giants, dragons and the ghoulish undead victims of Justinian's Plague were crawling all over the place in those days. 2000 Stanley Works acquired Blick of Swindon, England,813 a UK integrator of security solutions, communication, and time-management solutions, and CST Berger. KOMBAT UK REAPER Nero BTP Mimetico Hex STOP Zainetto partol Confezione da 40 LITRI. Or, rather, the "Early Middle Ages" aka the "Arthurian", "Brythonic", or "Heroic" age. The period should properly be called "Late Antiquity". * Why do you call it "the Dark Ages"? Because, actually. If you're going to use the map in an FRPG campaign or for a wargame, I'd like to hear about it. For that, you'll need to contact me first. But for RPGs and wargames, this is actually a good thing, because one can quickly derive viewing distances, movement rates, terrain yield and other data from the map.Īnything you like, as long as you don't use it in a commercial product. Obviously, with each hex-tile representing some 30 square miles, there's a fair amount of loss of detail and abstraction involved. Following is a table of the offensive language, this year. Bollocks, meanwhile, are less rude than two years ago and have slipped two places to number eight. For now you can open,save,copy to clipboard files. Significant movers this year: Slag is a bit more offensive, moving up two places to number 16. Main purpose of this application is editing and analyzing small binary files, mostly eeprom dumps. There's a legend in the upper left hand corner of the PNG. The Reg suspects it will use most of the words listed in the near future, bar the racist ones. The map symbols reflect six levels of elevation and a best-guess approximation of terrain cover. Squares do, too but they favor diagonal movement, which is bad if you play games where pieces move on the map. Six-mile hexes in particular are a good fit for role-playing games this blog post explains why.
Having gone through all this trouble, I thought I might as well share the result.īecause they look pretty, and they tessellate - they fit together without gaps.
Then things got a little out of hand, and I began reading up on the transition from villa economies to pre-feudal agriculture and checking the translation of Gildas' Latin to determine the location of Mount Badon. I was (still am, in fact) preparing a fantasy role-playing game campaign set in 5th century Britannia, and I wanted a reasonably accurate map for the period, to know where one might place the dungeons and the dragons.
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