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<blockquote data-quote="Rothe" data-source="post: 2861272" data-attributes="member: 39813">I think you have a good beginning here.&nbsp; The scale you mention is key, each landmass will have probably at most two mountainous regions and a few major rivers.&nbsp; Given the scale are these a few small continents in a vast ocean?&nbsp; The set up looks great for many sea based adventures.&nbsp; Currents and prevailing winds are another important factor.&nbsp; They will dominate trade and the relations between the land masses if sea movement is by sail.If you want to start small, I'd start witht the land mass in the lower right and make it hard to get to by prevailing winds and currents.&nbsp; This will isolate it somewhat and make it harder for players to leave while you detail the other land masses.&nbsp; The other land masses I'd just add for now mountains, major rivers and a few major and fabeld &quot;cities,&quot; mostly port cities I would think.&nbsp; 30,000 years seems rather ambitous unless it will be a very general outline over most of that span.&nbsp;&nbsp; How far back does written history go? In general, I really like the shape of your coastlines and the number of islands.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rothe, post: 2861272, member: 39813"] I think you have a good beginning here. The scale you mention is key, each landmass will have probably at most two mountainous regions and a few major rivers. Given the scale are these a few small continents in a vast ocean? The set up looks great for many sea based adventures. Currents and prevailing winds are another important factor. They will dominate trade and the relations between the land masses if sea movement is by sail. If you want to start small, I'd start witht the land mass in the lower right and make it hard to get to by prevailing winds and currents. This will isolate it somewhat and make it harder for players to leave while you detail the other land masses. The other land masses I'd just add for now mountains, major rivers and a few major and fabeld "cities," mostly port cities I would think. 30,000 years seems rather ambitous unless it will be a very general outline over most of that span. How far back does written history go? In general, I really like the shape of your coastlines and the number of islands. [/QUOTE]

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