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HHenadic Theologian reacted to JConstantine's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Atlas of Faerun (with some pictures from the internet) with
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This is definitely Mike Schley's work. Unfortunately, none of the maps that have upside down black triangles have a key, and the ones... -
HHenadic Theologian replied to the thread D&D 5E (2024) Atlas of Faerun (with some pictures from the internet).Hopefully it will be that too.
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HHenadic Theologian reacted to JConstantine's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Atlas of Faerun (with some pictures from the internet) with
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I had a spare moment, so I decided to test this. Using GIMP, I scaled up the maps of north Sword Coast (from Lost Mines of Phandalin)... -
HHenadic Theologian reacted to JConstantine's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Atlas of Faerun (with some pictures from the internet) with Like.
Yeah. If I was in Schley's position, I'd probably map out the entire thing (at least linework) in order to maintain consistent scale...
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HHenadic Theologian reacted to JConstantine's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Atlas of Faerun (with some pictures from the internet) with Like.
Oh, are WotC finally catching up to fanmade works like this? Would be nice if it was an interactive globe.
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HHenadic Theologian reacted to JConstantine's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Atlas of Faerun (with some pictures from the internet) with Like.
Schley's work for 5e has tended to have more colour gradience, while his work for 4e was more flat. The maps in your OP look much more...
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HHenadic Theologian replied to the thread D&D 5E (2024) Atlas of Faerun (with some pictures from the internet).I loved that, but this map is only Faerun (well mostly) and goes into much greater detail then even the Faerun on thus globe.
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HHenadic Theologian reacted to occam's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Atlas of Faerun (with some pictures from the internet) with Like.
Following Yamun's death, his son Hubadai established Yaïmmunahar in the "Hordelands", as described in Dragon #349. If it's still around...
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HHenadic Theologian reacted to Demetrios1453's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Atlas of Faerun (with some pictures from the internet) with Like.
That's just previous coverage supplying names. Cormyr is actually much denser in locations than the Dalelands, so much so that the...
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HHenadic Theologian reacted to Demetrios1453's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Atlas of Faerun (with some pictures from the internet) with Like.
It depends on how far south and east they go. If they go as far as Ed's original maps - southernmost latitude being at Nimbral and the...
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HHenadic Theologian replied to the thread D&D 5E (2024) Atlas of Faerun (with some pictures from the internet).I think that would still clip at least some of the Corsair Islands, but I could be wrong. I mean I'm fine with having some Zakhara on...
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HHenadic Theologian reacted to Demetrios1453's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Atlas of Faerun (with some pictures from the internet) with Like.
One thing overall, though - I'm very impressed with both the map's detail and its beauty. But then again, Schley has always been known...
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HHenadic Theologian replied to the thread D&D 5E (2024) Atlas of Faerun (with some pictures from the internet).Looked at a map, if they include all of Sempur in the map and they go right past the most southernly spot on the Shining Coast, they...
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HHenadic Theologian reacted to humble minion's post in the thread D&D 5E (2024) Atlas of Faerun (with some pictures from the internet) with Like.
Yeah, ‘Hordelands’ is pretty easily interpreted as a term used for the steppe by outsiders. Presumably the Tuigan and other nomads have...
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HHenadic Theologian replied to the thread D&D 5E (2024) Atlas of Faerun (with some pictures from the internet).If they are feeling generous they may include some of the boundary space such as the Hoardlands (probably won't call it that), the Utter...