Late last year I discovered Hexographer, which is an excellent and quite versatile program for creating maps suitable for use with RPGs, wargames, etc. (both fantasy and sci-fi). That, and the equally excellent Coat of Arms Design Studio to continue my Greyhawk coats of arms. Lately I’ve been playing with Hexographer in particular, now that I’m rolling out a new campaign setting, called Erseta. Here’s a small portion of what I’ve come up with, not following
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That is quite an awesome map!
Digging the Catalan place names in Tamaria!
That certainly is a beautiful looking map – makes me want to redo all of mine of Imperial Gladdon. Curses!
Ha! Excellent, Roger. Wasn't sure anyone would notice.
Looks good. I like the way you left some of the hills exposed when you cover them with forests.
If you can add a banking effect to make the rivers stand out a little more, I think you'll have it perfect. I'm going to try a map in this style…
Thank you for the links – most impressed by your map
Andrew
Very nice. Exact same look as the old GH maps, can't beat it.