This is fabulous. I knew there were a lot of maps, but I didn't realize how many. I'm missing a lot more than I thought.

There's a span from Icons to Supernova where I'm not sure about the origin of all the maps. If anyone knows it would help a lot.

In general, map terrain is one of four basic types: clear, hindering, blocking, or water. Those types I made fill, while 'modifiers' (elevation, special, starting area, indoor) I kept as outlines.

Of course, a map like Pacific Ocean comes around and breaks that approach.

To convey levels, I use different thicknesses for the levels. It's subtle, but on a map like South Africa, I think it makes the elevations pop out.

It's okay. The annoying thing for me is that I've been sitting on these for a while, since at least the summer, but didn't have a good idea on how to present them. They're formatted with use in the units section in mind, which is why they're on the smaller side, but I deliberately avoided anti-aliasing so that they won't look fuzzy if someone wants to look at them at a larger size.

It started with getting ahold of a Sciencells map, and it seemed to me that rather than having to explain the terrain of the map every time it's played, it'd be better just to have a little half-page reference sheet that could be looked at. Particularly for those older or unofficial maps which don't have modern terrain markings.

Fantastic. I'm dumbfounded by all this.

You even have the Alpha maps that I love and use all the time. Wheee!

Great resource! One thing, though: the center square of the round table on the Indy HQ Map (M-10) should be clear, not hindering. It's a round table with an opening in the middle, as noted in the February 2014 Player's Guide.

Thanks, I'll fix that. I want to eventually link to all his reviews.

Yes, the Player's Guide addresses those two issues and is reflected in the Atlas with the addition of the transition, and the lack of a line between levels of the same elevation.

Thanks! I missed that detail. It's been fixed.

Also: I'm looking but not seeing the Anura Temple from the Hellboy and the BPRD Pack. Maybe I'm just not looking in the right place, but I think I searched Indy and HorrorClix both?

Well that's a hell of a thing.

Holy...! Wow! This is fantastic! Thanks.

Brilliant eMouse. You sir, rawk.

I especially love the diagrams of map combinations. Did not know about the Xavier Grounds!

I'm delighted to see my old Map Reviews linked to these! Sadly, some were lost to a RealmsQuake...

Firstly - Incredible effort eMouse and such an amazing resource! Again HCR proves why it's the No1 HeroClix site/community/reference. Thank you.

To follow up;
I started 'cataloging' types of maps - to run with themes... so assigned a set of
'keywords' to each map to help search ie. City, Buildings, Park, River, Stream, Alien Planet, Board Room etc...

It turned into a massive effort - opening up each map, noting it, flipping it, noting it, folding it...

If someone builds the reference cards to simplify each map - I am more than willing to contribute a set of 'keywords' to help with map selections/availability.

Simply amazing!

The added use of something like this is playing against a friend online with a virtual map in miniature form.

Thanks for this!

Might have to consider that when I'm back at home again.