I have a DM who I am slowly bringing into the digital world. I have shown him the power of Maps and he is willing to give it a go. I have been making maps for him. He has a free subscription to DnDBeyond, but I am master tier.
If he makes a campaign and I join it and share my content, that should be good. But, then can only he make Maps and edit them?
I have a DM who I am slowly bringing into the digital world. I have shown him the power of Maps and he is willing to give it a go. I have been making maps for him. He has a free subscription to DnDBeyond, but I am master tier.
If he makes a campaign and I join it and share my content, that should be good. But, then can only he make Maps and edit them?
Dang. That's what I thought.
What about allowing someone else to edit a map? For example, my DM creates a campaign and I have a map I want him to use. Or vice versa.
Or, I want to help my less digitally-savvy DM use Maps. So, I will create the maps and he runs them.
Does this make sense?