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<blockquote data-quote="InkwellIdeas" data-source="post: 6292051" data-attributes="member: 26988">If you like Hexographer’s easy to use interface, but prefer maps in the 1E World of Greyhawk boxed set style, we’ve just released a new icon set that fills this niche perfectly. <a href="http://www.hexographer.com/extra-icon-sets/1e-world-style-icons/" target="_blank">This page has more details including samples, a how-to video, and how to order</a>. Note: The icons are transparent PNGs, using in other bitmap map/image editors which import PNG.Hexographer already has built in several icons to create maps in the 1E World of Greyhawk map style, and there is a <a href="http://inkwellideas.com/2010/12/making-1st-edition-world-of-greyhawk-style-maps-in-hexographer/" target="_blank">tutorial that shows how to use Hexographer to create these maps</a>. But this icon set gives you more options: more tree clusters, mountain ranges, etc.&nbsp; Plus there are icons for new/different terrain types! These icons are done in the same style by artist/cartographer Keith Curtis, but cover other terrain such as: dead tree forests, forested mountains, sand dunes, badlands, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="InkwellIdeas, post: 6292051, member: 26988"] If you like Hexographer’s easy to use interface, but prefer maps in the 1E World of Greyhawk boxed set style, we’ve just released a new icon set that fills this niche perfectly. [URL="http://www.hexographer.com/extra-icon-sets/1e-world-style-icons/"]This page has more details including samples, a how-to video, and how to order[/URL]. Note: The icons are transparent PNGs, using in other bitmap map/image editors which import PNG. Hexographer already has built in several icons to create maps in the 1E World of Greyhawk map style, and there is a [URL="http://inkwellideas.com/2010/12/making-1st-edition-world-of-greyhawk-style-maps-in-hexographer/"]tutorial that shows how to use Hexographer to create these maps[/URL]. But this icon set gives you more options: more tree clusters, mountain ranges, etc. Plus there are icons for new/different terrain types! These icons are done in the same style by artist/cartographer Keith Curtis, but cover other terrain such as: dead tree forests, forested mountains, sand dunes, badlands, etc. [/QUOTE]

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