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Name: Delia
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How the page was found: Read about it in Dragon Magazine
Page rating: The best I visited in the last 10 seconds
Possible improvements: The addition of general gaming links might be nice
Comments: This info is the cat's pjaamas!
Name: Andrew Frennier
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How the page was found: Through a search engine
Page rating: The best I have ever visited (one can hope)
Possible improvements: Nothing - apart from what you do already
Comments: I would like to make my own maps for D&D, and I always enjoyed the way that the maps in tha Gazateers looked.
What program did TSR use to map those maps? Thank you.
Name: Kivlaka
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How the page was found: Followed a link from another Mystaran page
Page rating: The best I visited this week
Possible improvements: Try to fix up the indexing of the files
Comments: Thanks for all your work!
and Thanks to all those people dedicated to produce so much useful, fun, thoughtful and great resources to share.
Kivla
Name: Hugh Adams
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How the page was found: I just clicked the link in my bookmarks
Page rating: The best I have ever visited (one can hope)
Possible improvements: Nothing - apart from what you do already
Comments: Hi, I doubt you would remember me, I was the guy who said you need a world-wide mystara map at the 24 mile per hex scale and I see it has now been done!
That is excellent work and I want to thank you for putting it up as well as the guy who must have spent a lot of time putting that together!
Now for a request at the other end of the scale... is there anywhere to find a ap of Karameikos at 4 miles per hex or less (essentially a very detailed Karameikos map)?
Hugh
Name: Alexandra Brazdilik
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How the page was found: Always knew the page was here, just only now decided to fill in this form
Page rating: The best I visited this week
Possible improvements: Try to fix up the indexing of the files
Comments: The Atlas section might be in need of some clearing as it's gone awfully chaotic during the years. Too much clutter.
Name: Hugh Adams
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How the page was found: Through a search engine
Page rating: The best I have ever visited (one can hope)
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Comments: A world map in 24 miles hexes?
More maps generally of areas not covered?
Name: frank kelly
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How the page was found: Always knew the page was here, just only now decided to fill in this form
Page rating: The best I have ever visited (one can hope)
Possible improvements: Nothing - apart from what you do already
Comments: Undersea maps won't load because of errors
Name: Simon Smith
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How the page was found: Always knew the page was here, just only now decided to fill in this form
Page rating: The best I have ever visited (one can hope)
Possible improvements: Do some sort of snazzy html stuff
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Name: Holger Schmalenbach
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How the page was found: Through a search engine
Page rating: The best I have ever visited (one can hope)
Possible improvements: The addition of general gaming links might be nice
Comments: very good job !!!
Name: David Shepheard
How the page was found: Followed a link from another Mystaran page
Page rating: Pretty crukking awful actually
Possible improvements: Do some sort of snazzy html stuff
Comments: The address given as my "homepage" is actually the page of my Mystara links rather than my homepage.
Although I rated the Vaults as awful, this vote was for the way the website works, rather than the content. There is some very good content here, but your current website really lets it down.
The thing that I hate most about your website is that you insist on opening certain internal links in new windows. That is *really* annoying. I am quite capable of opening a new browser window if I want to.
I don't really hate anything else as much as that. However you could do with having a few more images on the website. Your pages are currently a vast unbroken whiteness, and that makes it fairly hard to keep concentrating on the content.
I'm not asking for the site to be full to the brim with images, but a few more pictures could make the website a lot more attractive to the eye. I'm sure that someone on the Mystara mailing list has some artistic skills.
Another problem (at least for the people still on dial-up) is that you produce some really long pages. This leads me to think that the designers have high speed connections and have no idea of how long things take to download. Some pages have a long list of links that jump down the same page to a series of chapters. For a webpage I think it would make more sense to break many of the very long chapters separate pages and have a short (and therefore fast) index point to them all.
Some people will want all of the blurb in one place, but if you are going to have a lot of blurb I think it makes a lot more sense to create Adobe PDF files that GMs/players can download, print and take to a game.
Name: Jan Kersten
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How the page was found: Through a search engine
Page rating: OK
Possible improvements: Nothing - apart from what you do already
Comments: The economica section of the 1016 Almanac needs a serious update. There are big gaps in the alphabetical order of cities, e.g. Darokin and Thyatis are missing. Some of the price modifiers are incomplete or questionable.
Otherwise I think you are doing a great job. Keep up the good work!
Name: asaf povo
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How the page was found: Followed a link from another Mystaran page
Page rating: The best I have ever visited (one can hope)
Possible improvements: Try to fix up the indexing of the files
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Name: Rich
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How the page was found: Always knew the page was here, just only now decided to fill in this form
Page rating: The best I visited this week
Possible improvements: Nothing - apart from what you do already
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Name: Tore Bro
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How the page was found: Always knew the page was here, just only now decided to fill in this form
Page rating: The best I have ever visited (one can hope)
Possible improvements: Nothing - apart from what you do already
Comments: Yeah I always visit this site when I look for Mystra ideas, info or adventures. It is a bit difficulty to find it if you don't know where to search though. One of the best d&d sites I have visited. Dosen't look fancy but the content it solid and good. My suggestion is that the autous upload their adventures as pdf or alike so it is possible to use them as they were writen. Some authours already do it and some don't, but just having the plot af the adventure is a shame when it is the whole adventure that is funny to play.
Keep up the good work Mystra and may your site live forever!
Name: Kat Schally
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How the page was found: Through a search engine
Page rating: The best I have ever visited (one can hope)
Possible improvements: Nothing - apart from what you do already
Comments: Several different files that I have looked at come up alright the first time, but when I revisit them, the first section of the file comes up unreadable. Which is somewhat disappointing. I was thinking about running my group on the Specularum Series and now I can't read half of them.
On a positive note: Wonderful job. I have not been DMing long, and I haven't had many resources on worlds (but have been doing alot of research). Thanks to your site, I have decided where I am going to put my players for a long term basis (and have the resources to back it).
Keep up the good work.
Kat Schally