In Honor of 10 Years of EN World: Original, Hand-Drawn Kulan Maps

Knightfall · Aug 26, 2009

In honor of EN World's ten year anniversary, I present several of my original, hand-drawn maps for World of Kulan. These are the maps I created before I began converting the world into digital format using Campaign Cartographer 2.

First up, I present three scans of the Lands of Harqual. The main map of Northern Harqual is the first map I ever drew for Harqual and Kulan. The Southern Harqual map shows my original design of the area that would later become known as The Bulge (and the Nebral Peninsula).

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I've also added the section just north of the main map. (I went scan crazy!) This, of course, is the primary map that would inspire the Northlands.

Knightfall · Aug 26, 2009

Here are my original Janardûn maps. This is the one continent that didn't change as much from the hand-drawn version to the CC2 version (except for scale).

Knightfall · Aug 26, 2009

More Harqual Maps!

What would become the western part of the Northlands plus the original Ragik Peninsula as well as Teverroot Island.

Knightfall · Aug 26, 2009

The next two maps show the eastern section of the Northlands and the original version of Calla Island, the Jagged Peninsula, and the various islands of the Sea of the Sun.

Northern Harqual (Northeast)

Northern Harqual (East)

Knightfall · Aug 26, 2009

And finally, (for today) here is my original map for the lands that would become The Far South. This region was completely re-envisioned as part of my CC2 map.

Southern Harqual (South)

Rhun · Aug 29, 2009

Awesome, knightfall. I am super impressed by all the work that you have put into your campaign world. I read some of what you have in the Plots & Places forum. Great setting!

jaerdaph · Aug 30, 2009

Old school, hand-drawn hex maps - I love it! Thanks for sharing these, Knightfall. Brings back lots of memories. B-)

Knightfall · Sep 3, 2009

Rhun said:
Awesome, knightfall. I am super impressed by all the work that you have put into your campaign world. I read some of what you have in the Plots & Places forum. Great setting!