I have a huge amount of 2D-coordinates, associated with a value, e.g.:

  x   |   y   | value
27.50   52.15   12.51
61.83   13.32   57.56
36.23   21.83   41.73
40.46   85.67   25.20
...


The data is not tabular and I Want the points between two data-points to be interpolated in some way (which way is not really clear, yet)

I want to preset the data as heatmap like this:


Is there any ready-to-use package for PSTricks or TikZ to do it?


Question: Do dice finish resolving before yielding Tokyo?
Answer: It is my opinion that the dice indicate what happens to you at your current location. A heart dice would indicate that you healed, if your location permits it. 

This is partially supported by the fact that one must take all damage rolled even if one cedes Tokyo. You should similarly be able to use all hearts even if you are forced to take Tokyo. There's absolutely no mention or implication of any other possibility.

Everyone I've played with has naturally come to the same understanding. You could view podcasts of people playing KoT, but I'm sure they've come to the same conclusion.


  She must choose if the heart is applied to heal for one, or if it will remove the shrink ray token. In this case, order of resolution for the attack/yield and heart matters


No, it doesn't. According to the FAQ on BoardGameGeek, removing a bad counter counts as healing and is thus equally forbidden in Tokyo, so the order does not affect the choice.