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The Temple of Elemental Evil 5e Conversion Guide with Maps

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5e D&D conversion of the various monsters, magic items, and creatures encounters for T1-4: The Temple of Elemental Evil.  The conversion guide is 78 pages.  In addition, 19 maps at 70 DPI are included, ready for online use. Grid and no-grid variants of each map are provided.

Maps include:

  • The Village of Hommlet
  • Inn of The Welcome Wench
  • Traders’ Establishment
  • Church of St. Cuthbert
  • Guard Tower
  • Ruins of the Moathouse
  • Moathouse Dungeons
  • Nulb
  • Tower Ruins
  • The Temple (exterior)
    • Two variants of the temple exterior are provided.
    • The second variant is provided as a single composite map and as smaller sections.
  • The Temple (interior)
  • Dungeon Level 1
  • Dungeon Level 2
  • Dungeon Level 3
  • Dungeon Level 4
  • Air Elemental Node
  • Earth Elemental Node
  • Fire Elemental Node
  • Water Elemental Node

The Moathouse and Moathouse Dungeon


Moathouse and Moathouse Dungeons


Temple of Elemental Evil Dungeon Level 02

TOEE Dungeon Level 02



Temple of Elemental Evil Dungeon Level 03


TOEE Dungeon Level 03


Temple of Elemental Evil Dungeon Levels 01 and 04

TOEE Dungeon Level 04




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Terry B May 21, 2023 6:47 pm UTC
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Hi I love your maps but I have 1 issue. The Moathouse dungeon map appears to have been chopped along the left hand side as a major part of the tunnels do not connect.
Otherwise, you did a great job.
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Ernie N May 21, 2023 9:52 pm UTC
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Hi Terry,
Thanks for trying our conversion guide and maps. The moathouse looks ok on my end, so I have removed it from the zip file of maps, added it back, and uploaded it again. If you download the zip file of maps, hopefully, you are in good shape.

I am also curious if the defect was present on both the grid and no-grid options.

Thanks again for posting.

Stay safe and happy gaming.

Ernie
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Heather R December 15, 2022 9:07 pm UTC
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Can I be honest? I hope so... I bought this and have Foundry VTT, but I can not figure out what I am supposed to do with the folder TOEE_vtt_files_asIs_Untested. I am thinking I am supposed to put it into Foundry's directory somewhere, but I can't figure out where.

Also, if I do this, will it import the text for the maps? Because that is what is currently taking me so long to do, is get the text of the different areas in.
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Ernie N December 15, 2022 9:28 pm UTC
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Hi Heather, Thanks for purchasing this conversion guide and the maps. I was asked to put the VTT files out there by a purchaser who noticed most of the maps had been done in DungeonDraft. DungeonDraft allows for the export of VTT files. Unfortunately, I have not used Foundry VTT and cannot offer much advice about how they might be used there. I do know there is no text embedded in the map files, so the text won't show up when using the JPGs or VTT files. My understanding is the VTT files can be used to quickly generate lines of site information for walls, etc... The VTT files are not listed in the description of the product but are included as an untested resource for those that wish to experiment with them. My apologies if they are causing any difficulty for you.
Thank you again and happy gaming.
Ernie
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Michael D December 09, 2022 1:17 pm UTC
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These maps look like they were made in Dungeoncraft if do would it be possible to have .ddvt files so that they can be used on VTT with line of sight pre added?
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Ernie N December 09, 2022 4:00 pm UTC
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Hi Michael,
Some but not all maps were done in Dungeondraft. Others were developed in Dungeondraft and touched up in other programs. I may be able to export VTT files for some maps, but I do not have the ability to test all of them, so I will need to think about how I might put them out there. I can do so with an 'as is' type cautionary note, but I am hesitant to put something out I may not be able to fully support. I will look into this for you.
Thanks for the note and happy gaming good sir.
Ernie
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Michael D December 10, 2022 7:31 am UTC
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happy to test them for you if you want
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Ernie N December 10, 2022 7:41 pm UTC
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Hi Michael,
I have uploaded VTT files for everything I can. I've placed a note in the VTT zip file letting folks know the files are tested and experimental only. Let me know how they work for you. If they are not decent, I will remove the file. Development of maps for this conversion was challenging, it frequently pushed DungeonDraft to its limits, causing the mapping software to crash occasionally. There were a lot of 'tricks' I used during map development to get everything finished. The JPGs look just fine, but I am not sure what if any impact this may have on VTT files.
Feel free to reach out to me here or on my blog: https://enoa4rpg.blogspot.com/ You may also be able to find me in various Facebook groups related to D&D.
Thanks for your interest in TOEE and happy gaming.
Take care,
Ernie
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Michael D December 13, 2022 5:05 pm UTC
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in my opinion they do add value from the three or 4 dungeon maps i have just checked. I used a macro to import them into Fantasy grounds and part from a weird artifact on one of the moat house maps. I imagine they will also work fine with Foundry and Roll20
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Ernie N December 13, 2022 5:33 pm UTC
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Thanks for letting me know Michael. I appreciate it. As I recall, I added the arrow slits to the moathouse in paint.net after the map was generated. I am not sure if this is generating the issue or not. I do not have or use Fantasy Grounds or Foundry and appreciate the feedback.

Stay safe and happy gaming good sir.

Ernie
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Abraham Z January 18, 2022 9:13 pm UTC
Does this conversion inculde the errata for T1-4 as well?
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Ernie N January 18, 2022 9:22 pm UTC
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Hi Abraham,
This is a 5e conversion of T1-4 only. It does not include an errata for the original. Digital maps are also included with the conversion guide.
Thank you and happy gaming!
Ernie
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Steeve H August 20, 2021 6:30 pm UTC
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Hi, the maps are nice but there's several errors in some statblocks in the conversion guide (for example: Spugnoy's CR, St Cuthbert Magic resistance text, etc....), mainly typos from the statblock used to build from I think. Otherwise nice I think I'm going to run this one.
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Ernie N August 20, 2021 6:50 pm UTC
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Hey Steve,
Thanks for the comment. I will look for some of the errors you mentioned and try to clean them up. Thanks for checking it out!
Take care,
Ernie
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Andrew James Woodyard, Ernie Noa
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