FREE PDF to enWorld Members - Mythe Campaign Setting! My way of saying THANKS!

[Xath]

I missed it the first time, but I now have everything. So far so good. Thanks alot!

 

[Crothian]

I missed it the first time, but I now have everything. So far so good. Thanks alot!

I missed it as well, so good to get a second chance at it

 

[sword-dancer]

Thx

 

[Ace]

As my way of saying a big THANK YOU to everyone out there at enWorld, I am offering my first d20 system product for FREE, an original campaign setting called Mythe. A lot of time and effort went into creating this product, and what you will find is a 102 page document detailing the continent of Mythe and the adventures that lie within. A broader distribution on a dedicated web site is planned, but it was my intention that enWOrld members get first dibbs!

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Travis J. Offenberger
Sporadic Enterprises

Thanks ! I will give it a go over soon

 

[gunter uxbridge]

Bump for the late comers.

 

[Astalanya]

Thank you!

 

[JRRNeiklot]

Looks cool. Thanks, Travis!


Hmm... permission to nitpick? I was looking at your map, and noticed a few inconsistencies:

- There's a few instances where you have two branches of a river *diverging*: (1) the two rivers flowing from the Pool of Mirrors into Lake Cokun, (2) the Mosby and Amargosa rivers, and (3) the fact that you have 2 separate outlets for Lake Cokun (west from Meridian Station, and the Mosby river). This very rarely happens in the real world, because water always seeks the shortest path downhill. Given the effect of erosion etc, it is extremely unlikely you'd get *two* shortest paths downhill.

Not so rare. In Alabama, the Warrior river forks THREE times much like you speak of.