D&D 5E I'm currently building a homebrew campaign (Age of Arcana). I thought I would share the campaign map...

[Cyber-Dave]

Note: I snuck parts of the Natir Vale into this campaign, as I have adapted a few of the 4e Natir Vale quests to 5e for use in this campaign.

 

[Satyrn]

Ooh. Pirates!

I'm guessing because of Tortugal.

 

[Satyrn]

Also, let me add - the condensed Europe is neat.

 

[Cyber-Dave]

Hehehe. The game does have pirates. Tortugal, however, is just a country; it is not the home of the pirates.

EDIT: I double checked. It is super condensed! This entire map is about the size of Brittain.

In any case, thanks!

 

[Satyrn]

EDIT: I double checked. It is super condensed! This entire map is about the size of Brittain.

Supercondensed!

Although I wasn't thinking of the scale, just that you've got Spain, France, England and Germany squished together. I like it, gives your players a good idea of what the setting entails at a quick glance.

I also like that you seem to have left out Italy (and by extension, Rome and the Vatican) - and I wonder if that means there's no "old empire" and no overarching religious empire.

 

[Satyrn]

And the Golden Path is intriguing.

 

[Satyrn]

. . . now I wonder if I've noticed a typo

You have a town called Dein on Le Grand Lac, and Les Plaines Dein west of the town. But the road running from the town across the fields is named La Route Dien (the "ie" transposed)

 

[Cyber-Dave]

It is a typo! Thanks for catching it. I will fix it as soon as I can.

There is, however, a Vatican analogue: West Ellohia. Likewise, there is a strong monotheistic, religious element to the setting.