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<blockquote data-quote="Pyrandon" data-source="post: 3908192" data-attributes="member: 51968">Thanks very much for your comments.&nbsp; I appreciate them.I thought I would add two other items here as well, just for fun--a couple experiments I ran on Faesiddex, the second of the above two maps.The first image is a locations &quot;key map&quot; I created.&nbsp; This would serve as a DM's companion to the general map, posted above.&nbsp; I created this because IMO trying to label too much on one map lent to clutter and detracted from the original.&nbsp; I'm not sure I like the color scheme of this key map, but it was a fun test run.&nbsp; Of course, a DM would need to insert many more locations that the handful I included on this version!The second image is a perspective view of the town, heavily filtered and touched-up to mock a watercolor painting.&nbsp; My original idea was to use Bryce to create an actual 3D representation, but my interest in learning that program lagged so I just faked it in Photoshop just for the hey of it.&nbsp; Not a great end result IMHO, but it was a surprisingly quick and relaxing task.Anyway, take care!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pyrandon, post: 3908192, member: 51968"] Thanks very much for your comments. I appreciate them. I thought I would add two other items here as well, just for fun--a couple experiments I ran on Faesiddex, the second of the above two maps. The first image is a locations "key map" I created. This would serve as a DM's companion to the general map, posted above. I created this because IMO trying to label too much on one map lent to clutter and detracted from the original. I'm not sure I like the color scheme of this key map, but it was a fun test run. Of course, a DM would need to insert many more locations that the handful I included on this version! The second image is a perspective view of the town, heavily filtered and touched-up to mock a watercolor painting. My original idea was to use Bryce to create an actual 3D representation, but my interest in learning that program lagged so I just faked it in Photoshop just for the hey of it. Not a great end result IMHO, but it was a surprisingly quick and relaxing task. Anyway, take care! [/QUOTE]

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