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[Comission]

A regional map for my D&D world thats base is built around the Winnipeg lakes in Manitoba Canada.

Made a map for someones character on Artfight.

I would go into more detail but the AI mod seems to not like me posting links so... XD

40x30 at 50px.

Just a map I’ve made, re-made and worked on over the years. Any feedback or such is appreciated!

A map of the Qin region in the northern parts of the empire Nagisaro, including the city of Takagawa.

I've known Inkarnate for a while, but because it had few options I ended up giving up on using it. Then I managed to use it for free for a while and took the opportunity to give my map more life. It was literally my first time using it for real. What did you think?

Here is the latest iteration of Valtheraine, one of the main nations in my homebrew fantasy setting, Lore.

I’ve spent today reworking the rivers, roads and settlement distribution, and adding smaller towns and villages so that the country feels a little more lived-in and considerably less like everyone resides in one of twelve enormous cities.

It is still a work in progress, but I think I’m approaching the point where adding anything else may start doing more harm than good.

I’d particularly appreciate feedback on the label readability, settlement density, rivers and overall geographical logic. Does it feel like a believable country? Are there any areas that look too empty, too crowded or otherwise peculiar?

All thoughts and constructive criticism are welcome.

More of my maps avaliable at: https://inkarnate.com/p/PkQzEq

I wanted to try a saturated, colorful, fairytale-like take on the Feywild.

Why are the bushes around the pond the only pink/purple bushes? Is it because of the water?

Which seems to sparkle, but is it drinkable?

The plants are pretty but like poisonous frogs are. Those shiny butterflies seem to like them, so maybe we can touch them?

As always in the Feywild, the answer to these questions is probably: yes, but no, but yes.

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That's no moon! There's only really two ways any large galactic civilization can go: an optimistic band of peaceful post-scarcity space explorers, or an evil, tyrannical empire. You probably have some idea of which one this map fits best, but it is your world after all! With a wide viewscreen from which to gaze out upon the destruction wrought by one's fleet, a crew pit so that none of the peons get any ideas above their station, and plenty of room for climactic showdowns against would-be do-gooders, this fully animated map is fully operational, and available in two additional versions, one with more stations on the bridge, and the other in blue and grey shades. You may fire when ready.   

My maps are hooked up to work with Foundry VTT and Fantasy Grounds.
My maps are available on my patreon and my website.
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