Aus_Snow said:
Last year, Áereth (a.k.a. DCC world) was nominated for best cartography.
http://www.goodman-games.com/images/DCC35-5.jpg
http://www.goodman-games.com/5034preview.php
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- Thread starter Mercurius
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Last year, Áereth (a.k.a. DCC world) was nominated for best cartography.
http://www.goodman-games.com/images/DCC35-5.jpg
http://www.goodman-games.com/5034preview.php
Rodrigo Istalindir
Explorer
Jorjowsky said:The maps in Artesia: Adventures in the Known World, by Mark Smylie, are my favouritest ever. Plain gorgeous.
Everything in the book was pure awesome.
Gez
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I like this one (large image). It's fan-made and for a CRPG mod project, but it's really great.
Mercurius
Legend
Gez said:
That is well done, however call me a luddite but I have a hard time getting into maps when they look like they're from computer games--I prefer hand-drawn. Certainly there are some nice computer-made maps, but once they get into that computer game look I just get a bit turned off.
From the Wayback Machine...
I always loved the old Judge's Guild maps. Not glossy or flashy...just huge sepiatone hexgrid maps with lots and lots to explore...
I always loved the old Judge's Guild maps. Not glossy or flashy...just huge sepiatone hexgrid maps with lots and lots to explore...
James Heard
Explorer
Let me cast another vote for Eric Anondson's maps. Seriously, it's one thing to check out the awesomeness that's the thumbnail previews, and it's a completely different, totally mind-boggling thing to actually download the beasts and scroll around them.
Another impressive set of maps can be found at Virtual Verduria.
Another impressive set of maps can be found at Virtual Verduria.
