Maps in published settings

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jaldaen

First Post

• Jul 11, 2008

• #11

Rakor said:

I love maps, maps are nifty. Can anyone suggest published stuff with awesome maps?

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Funny you should mention this... I just posted a map image at my new blog about The World of Nevermore campaign setting. It's highly stylized, but Scott Purdy did an awesome job on it

You can also check of the free Nevermore Gazetteer at Your Games Now. The full-size map of Nevermore can be found therein and should be great for triggering the imagination with all the little tidbits Scott added to the map.

 

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fba827

Adventurer

• Jul 11, 2008

• #12

I believe, and I could be wrong, that there are FR sectional maps in the back of the campaign guide (from 3.X) and in the back of the various FR regional-publications (silverymoon, etc).

 

Wombat

First Post

• Jul 11, 2008

• #13

WayneLigon said:

The pinnacle of game-world mapping is Harn. Columbia Games and Kelestia.com, as well as various fan-made maps. [/URL]

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What he said

 

Desdichado

Hero

• Jul 11, 2008

• #14

Rakor said:

One of my favorites was the Iron Dragon board. It had the added bonus that you could draw on it in crayon

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Hah! I can do that to your other maps too, if you like.

 

The Little Raven

First Post

• Jul 11, 2008

• #15

http://www.agyris.net/v3/encyclopedia/places/maps/default.asp

The setting is a non-system specific one called Agyris, and the guy does some pretty cool maps.

 

Grimstaff

Explorer

• Jul 11, 2008

• #16

Wilderlands of High Fantasy are my favorite gaming maps, hands down.

Honorable mentions go to Harn and the Greyhawk series Dungeon/Dragon did a few years back.

 

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Aristotle

First Post

• Jul 11, 2008

• #17

My favorite (as I've mentioned before), though it isn't nearly as detailed as the cool maps others have listed, has always been the cloth map from the Drak Sun box set. I recently found mine again, and I'm going to frame it. I like it less for the quality of the map though, and more for the cool factor of the game accessory.

 

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MarkAHart

Explorer

• Jul 11, 2008

• #18

Haffrung Helleyes said:

For city maps, you simply can't beat (or even equal) Ptolus.

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Agreed. In my gaming room, we have an enlarged, color print of the Ptolus city map -- 8 feet long by 6 feet tall. Even at that size, the detail is stupendous.