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Thank you.

As always, fucking awesome!

Good stuff.  Reminds me a bit of the interior art map sketches from FFC.

Absolutely awesome maps.

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Great map, Aos. Very evocative place names.

I really enjoy checking in on your Metal Earth site and looking at the new stuff. Are you're maps hand drawn or are you using a program to illustrate them. I also love the nod to Divine Right in the map's style.

Fucking
AWESOME

gorgeous work, man :worship:

Yeah I'm totally not going to be original but the map dude... holy crap it's cool. And the descriptions following are totally awesome too. Very well done.

Hope your kids are having a blast exploring it.

That map of the Metal Earth.. it is based off britain's outline, isn't it?

Quote from: IceBlinkLuck;545941Great map, Aos. Very evocative place names.

I really enjoy checking in on your Metal Earth site and looking at the new stuff. Are you're maps hand drawn or are you using a program to illustrate them. I also love the nod to Divine Right in the map's style.

I do it by hand. The mountains are especially time consuming/grueling. Before I did the forgotten Province, I studied the DR map for quite a while trying to figure out what it was I liked about it so much.

Quote from: Benoist;546052Yeah I'm totally not going to be original but the map dude... holy crap it's cool. And the descriptions following are totally awesome too. Very well done.

Hope your kids are having a blast exploring it.

That map of the Metal Earth.. it is based off britain's outline, isn't it?

Thanks. I hadn't thought pf Britain at all, but now that you mention it, I can totally see it.

Late to the thread, but yeah, awesome maps! Very tempted to try some hands-on mapping of my own.

Quote from: The Butcher;546350Late to the thread, but yeah, awesome maps! Very tempted to try some hands-on mapping of my own.

You SHOULD. That's where D&D gaming's at.

Quote from: The Butcher;546350Late to the thread, but yeah, awesome maps! Very tempted to try some hands-on mapping of my own.

Yeah, and post it on the internet so I can steal ....I mean use it. *as she looks both ways nervously*.

Beautiful maps but I could never use them with my group.

One innocent inquiry about exploring the Taint and we would all be incapacitated by laughter for the night. :rotfl:

Quote from: Exploderwizard;546560One innocent inquiry about exploring the Taint and we would all be incapacitated by laughter for the night. :rotfl:

That's not entirely unintentional.

This stuff is for a thing about a thing I'm working on...

A short excerpt:
Skull, Garden of the Worm

Located deep within the Anvil of Sun and ruled over by the devious and gleefully malignant centipede creature known as Coil, Skull is a city built inside the final remaining relic of a long dead god. Despite Skull's location at the center of the waste, cool air flows through its neighborhoods and lush tropical growth looms over its sparkling canals; further, the city boasts some of the most productive agricultural caverns (green shafts) on the continent.  This fecundity can be attributed in part to vast subterranean sea located far below Skull's bustling streets, and on which the plants and people of Skull depend upon more than any other resource for their survival. It is perhaps the largest source of untainted water on the continent, maybe the world. Another contributing factor is the vast god skull itself; its osseus dome is semi translucent, blocking the worst effects of the sun, yet allowing sufficient light through to nourish the gardens below.

And some images:

A rider approaches from the East.



From the side



In Color:




From the top


Satan's Spine (the Metal Earth campaign area) in color: