A Free Map

[arsheesh]

A while back I promised to create a tutorial for my map of Eriond. I have finally made good on that promise here. In the process of writing that tutorial, I created this map. Since I don't have any particular use for it myself, I thought I'd make it available to anyone out there who would like to use it (e.g. for a RPG campaign or setting). The map is licensed under Creative Commons and the only right which I have reserved is that if you use it in any published or online capacity that you acknowledge that I am the artist responsible for the piece.

Cheers,
-Arsheesh

[Lukc]

I approve of your free map it looks nice. I'd approve even more if the seas looked warmer and more inviting!

Oh, and the large south-eastern lake seems to have a strange river/canal system at its southern end.

[Bogie]

Great map. very dramatic color patterns! Actually it is the 2 northwestern lakes that the rivers going in and out of them that needs to be fixed. Minor details though, overall really well done.

[arsheesh]

Thanks guys. About the rivers, they were generated using Wilbur, and I don't know of a way to control placement of them. So unfortunately I'm not sure how to correct for any strange river systems that might appear.

Cheers,
-Arsheesh

[arsheesh]

Decided to play around with this and turn it into an older style map.

Cheers,
-Arsheesh

[Bogie]

Nice modification.

[Coppermane]

Offering a creative commons free map is very generous, thank you. The map is lovely, and so is the sepia toned version. It won't work for my current campaign, but if I use it in the future, you can bet that I will give all kinds of credit back to you.

[arsheesh]

Thanks. There's lots of other folks here who have offered there maps as free resources via a creative commons license as well. BTW, don't I know you from the Obsidian Portal?

Cheers,
-Arsheesh

[Gabbysaurus]

This is simply gorgeous and a very nice gift to the community. Thank you very much!

[Lyandra]

I very much like the shape of those continents. Both maps are beautiful! I love this style you have developed and am hoping to try out your Eriond Tutorial in the future.