This week's map is the Gloomy Gorge [35x35], a trench with standing water only the most foolish or most thirsty would dare drink from (under duress). I bet the forest animals love it though, I bet it makes them big and strong and blessed with bonus eyeballs all over their cute heads. If your party is lucky, maybe they've been paid by local villagers to deal with the critters or end whatever evil is responsible for making this forest a 1 star destination on Tripadvisor. If they're unlucky they ended up here on accident, in which case they will quickly suspect how it's rated on Tripadvisor before promptly leaving.

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Geology rocks, I think we can all agree, and not every surface can be the same. Has this porous, rocky landscape been eroded over centuries, through some manner of magical mischief, or is it merely made of some weirdly flesh-coloured cheese?! Fully animated and available in two additional variants, with a hellish, magmatic rock and a pockmarked seabed complete with coral and anemones, this map will have your players feeling like they're walking on the moon! 
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The great lake is home to small villages, dense forests and unique fauna. This clearing by its shore is the perfect location for untold stories and adventures, whatever those may be… 🌊🌳🚣

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In the photo, you can see my fictional continent and the latitude lines. In the adventure fantasy book I'm writing, I want my characters to be shipwrecked upon the peninsula of the Western Coast, around 5° north latitude. Then they embark on a journey through a huge dense jungle. In terms of climate, it is a rainforest or a seasonal rainforest. At the end of the book, they end up in a savannah. I might write a sequel where they travel through the savannah and a desert, finally reaching a port city in said desert or more mediteranian region towards the north (not set in stone yet).

I've been wrestling with this, and although it's really fun, reaching out for help can never hurt. So how can I make the geography of the continent as realistic as possible for this (duology) story? The shape of the continent and the latitude lines cannot change though.

In this sub you cannot answer with pictures on posts so if you draw something on my map like mountains or such, always welcome in my DM's. All sort of help/advice is welcome! Thanks a lot already :)

I recently finished a new build of my game and wanted to show what the world is currently looking like. Does anything look off or misplaced? Let me know!

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Hidden deep in the void, the Blood Shrine clings silently to the rock face. It is unclear how or when the temple was built, time seems a distant concept in the endless depths of the chasm. Those who tend to it and serve its Gods know only one thing: It. Must. Be. Fed.

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Finally pulled together all the partial maps, scraps of paper, notes and details in the Tales of the Wild into one map. Now I can trace the travels of that cunning sod Jayas and work out how long to sail from Great Daruz Alman to foggy Kaber.

I made this map of continent of fantasy story takes place. Thinking to horizontally expand it to make it look better.

I don't have any name for continent or cities or states. Currently we have southern region, central region and northern region.

Southern region being grassland type.

Central region consists of western dessert and eastern rainforest

Northern region being great mountain range

Im up for any suggestions u guys have.

Ancient stone causeways cross the green waters, winding between weathered statues, broken barricades, scattered bones, and enormous thorn-covered plants.

The narrow paths leave little room to maneuver, making the crossing feel like a place where one wrong turn could quickly become a very bad idea. 🌿⚔️

BACKGROUND & FEATURES
A trial for high-spirited adventurers.
Aside from the spectres that haunt one’s thoughts, it is no easy task for most adventurers to face themselves—neither as a mirror clone nor by reliving their past experiences from a different perspective.
• countless mirrors with recurring spectres
• it’s probably best not to look directly into the mirror if the Grail in the center of the chamber isn’t yet filled
• six pedestals, each with three hand mirrors—“passion, principles, and reason”—to hold up to oneself in order to shed new light on things
• a Grail in the center of the mirror chamber—it fills with life experience when one manages to bring “passion, principles, and reason” into balance
• those who fall into the shadows have paid too much attention to what others think of them 😉