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<blockquote data-quote="Dyson Logos" data-source="post: 7428046" data-attributes="member: 83678"><p>[ATTACH]97807[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>Quebec City, 1666, with magic of course.</p><p></p><p>This is the setting for the Sugar Shack Slaughter, one of the two adventures in “<a href="http://www.rpgnow.com/product/239661/The-Scenario-from-Ontario" target="_blank">The Scenario from Ontario</a>“. Written by the remarkably Kiel Chenier, the adventure takes place in the area around Quebec City presented here.</p><p></p><p>Each hex in the map is 1/4 mile across – so if sticking to good terrain an adventuring party could travel 24 hexes in a day. Which just goes to show how big modern cities are – the location marked “Maple Ooze” on the map is actually within modern Quebec City (pretty much at the intersection of Boulevard Valcartier and Rue de la Riviere Nelson – there’s a convenience store there and I bet they have those gooey maple sugar cones that are ubiquitous candy throughout the region).</p><p></p><p>As a fantasy cartographer, it is always kind of intimidating to tackle a real world location in a map. You KNOW you aren’t going to get it perfect, and with real world locations people might actually notice what’s wrong as opposed to thinking that you did it that way on purpose. Mark Richardson (who draws the maps for the 7th Sea RPG as well as for the Government of Canada) aimed me at a database of topographical maps of Canada that really helped with this piece.</p><p></p><p>Over on the blog I’ve included a second version of the map with the sugar bush and maple ooze banners removed, although the ooze and its path are still visible (since I drew them on the map in ink as I was making it unlike the banners which were added in photoshop afterwards). Printed at letter or ledger size, the map looks great and will help in running the adventure in question, or can easily be repurposed for any other settlement along a major river.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dyson Logos, post: 7428046, member: 83678"] [ATTACH=CONFIG]97807._xfImport[/ATTACH] Quebec City, 1666, with magic of course. This is the setting for the Sugar Shack Slaughter, one of the two adventures in “[URL="http://www.rpgnow.com/product/239661/The-Scenario-from-Ontario"]The Scenario from Ontario[/URL]“. Written by the remarkably Kiel Chenier, the adventure takes place in the area around Quebec City presented here. Each hex in the map is 1/4 mile across – so if sticking to good terrain an adventuring party could travel 24 hexes in a day. Which just goes to show how big modern cities are – the location marked “Maple Ooze” on the map is actually within modern Quebec City (pretty much at the intersection of Boulevard Valcartier and Rue de la Riviere Nelson – there’s a convenience store there and I bet they have those gooey maple sugar cones that are ubiquitous candy throughout the region). As a fantasy cartographer, it is always kind of intimidating to tackle a real world location in a map. You KNOW you aren’t going to get it perfect, and with real world locations people might actually notice what’s wrong as opposed to thinking that you did it that way on purpose. Mark Richardson (who draws the maps for the 7th Sea RPG as well as for the Government of Canada) aimed me at a database of topographical maps of Canada that really helped with this piece. Over on the blog I’ve included a second version of the map with the sugar bush and maple ooze banners removed, although the ooze and its path are still visible (since I drew them on the map in ink as I was making it unlike the banners which were added in photoshop afterwards). Printed at letter or ledger size, the map looks great and will help in running the adventure in question, or can easily be repurposed for any other settlement along a major river. [/QUOTE]
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