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[Competition] Vote for your favourite map!

Which map is the best?

  • Sean MacDonald

    Votes: 21 5.6%
  • Saba Taru

    Votes: 5 1.3%
  • helium3

    Votes: 8 2.1%
  • Resistor

    Votes: 3 0.8%
  • tovokas

    Votes: 147 39.1%
  • alleynbard

    Votes: 4 1.1%
  • TogaMario

    Votes: 3 0.8%
  • Rick Hershey

    Votes: 9 2.4%
  • HALL

    Votes: 91 24.2%
  • PBartender

    Votes: 61 16.2%
  • Kensanata

    Votes: 3 0.8%
  • JVisgaitis

    Votes: 21 5.6%

Morrus

Well, that was fun
Staff member
About a week ago, I launched a mapping competition for War of the Burning Sky in the Art Forum. A whole bunch of people entered, with some really superb maps. Now I have to pick a winner and two runners-up.

I can't choose! Help me, EN World, you're my only hope!

I decided to put this to the vote, American Idol style! Whoever gets the most votes wins the competition. So, if you have a spare moment (especially if you like pretty maps), please take a look at the entries, pick your favourite and vote it it!

The maps are all collected together on this page.

If you hover your mouse over a map, you'll see the username of the person who created it. In some instances, there are two similar maps side-by-side with the same username - in these cases, the two maps constitute one entry (a DM version and a Player version).

I'll leave the voting open for two days from the timestamp of this post. Good luck to the contestants - and, everyone else, enjoy the pretty maps! If you're a publisher looking for mapping work - these guys are all very good, and did that work in just a few days.
 
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I can see why you are having a hard time deciding, Morrus - that's some excellent work from everyone who submitted! :)

When the contest is over (or even now, if that's okay), I'd love to hear from all the various artists about how they created their maps - process, inspiration etc.
 

Oi vey!

I'm in a quandry. As a DM I would want to have different maps for different reasons.

I want to have the maps by HALL to hang or project on a wall.

I want the map by PBartender as handout sized maps for me and the players the first time their PCs buy a map of the land.

I would want to give Kensanata's map to the players the very first session.

I think the map by JVisgaitis should be on the back cover of a print copy of the whole campaign.

I would put allynbard on the inside cover of a hard back copy of the campaign.

To difficult a descision. I'm an American, I need more options! *grin*

Seriously, I see why you need to put it up for a vote.

Respectfully,

Edward Kopp
 

Seriously, I cannot decide what map is better, they're all pretty good... I'm still choosing...

As a sidenote: @Morrus, you may want to change the [Cometition] in the title ;)
 

Lord Tirian said:
Seriously, I cannot decide what map is better, they're all pretty good... I'm still choosing...

As a sidenote: @Morrus, you may want to change the [Cometition] in the title ;)
I had a hard time between Hall and Tovokas. I liked Halls realism a bit more. Though Tovokas art fits into the setting just fine.
 

I actually thought about entering this competition myself. Then the examples started rolling in. Needless to say, I didn't bother. I cannot believe the quality of some of these maps.

I've narrowed it down to five artists. Out of eleven, I think. It is going to be a long day.

To you all: Congratulations. You have amazing talent. I too would like to know some of the techniques you used to create your masterpieces.


-IG
 

industrygothica said:
I actually thought about entering this competition myself. Then the examples started rolling in. Needless to say, I didn't bother. I cannot believe the quality of some of these maps.

To you all: Congratulations. You have amazing talent. I too would like to know some of the techniques you used to create your masterpieces.
Both things QFT:
Planned entering as well... but ditched it.
Would really like some insight into the map-creation... they're great (I'm down to three maps...)
 


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