Hello,
As a relatively recent LOM-er, I am wondering if anyone has been playing LOMSE long enough (e.g. 8+ years) to have any old (and good) user created maps or quests (savegame) that they would be willing to share. I have heard about several good ones, particularly from a certain "Wilzedworld" (or something?), but have been unable to track any of them down. Any help or info about this would be appreciated.

Also, I have created several unique maps and quests that, IMNSHO, are fairly good, and would be glad to send them to anyone who is interested.

Thanks

Myrddin.

I'd recommend Mantera's Lords of Magic webpage, but I just went to check and it looks like you've already found it.

I don't know if you have any options beyond that. LoM is a very old game that wasn't hugely popular even when it was new so there isn't much left in terms of fan content. That's really awesome that you've made that stuff. I've contemplated trying it in the past but failed because of modern computers making the editor damn near unusable (the crazy fast scroll speed).

I've created a topic with 41 new (or not so new) LOMSE maps on Imperials United Forum (Mantera's Website message board). 1 savegame quest is present there as well.
Also, there are some entirely new LOMSE projects that can draw attention of users.
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Cheers everyone.

Edit: Orzie's topic is awesome. I've been looking for that sort of thing ever since I got back into LOM. That's what you're looking for, OP.

Also, personally, I'd love to see your maps. I haven't done much with the map editor myself recently, so I don't have any of my own to show off, but I do enjoy having a variety of maps to play with and explore.

Myrddin's maps have been already posted in my topic as well, look for this post.
The topic is updated and contains 51 maps and 3 savegame quests, not counting additional 2 Myrddin's quests which are posted by him separately on the same forum.
Also, as the part of advertisement, you may be interested in the entirely new LOMSE project as well.