Hello

[Cthugha]

It'd be rude not to say hello, so here we are. I found my way here courtesy of the Propnomicon blog, no surprises there given my username. I've been through all the Cartographers Choice maps and here's hoping a bit of the talent and skill on display rubs off.

I think my love of maps started when I read Lord of the Rings a good few years ago now, I remember keenly following the fellowship across Middle Earth. Ever since, a map at the back of a fantasy novel or an RPG book has filled me with glee.

Projects I have in mind include a couple of expedition maps for a Call of Cthulhu campaign i'm working on. In good time I hope my magnum opus will be a rendition of the maps of the Mittel March given to Ulrich von Bek by Lucifer in Michael Moorcock's novel "The Warhound and the World's Pain"

[Midgardsormr]

Welcome! Since you're a Call of Cthulhu fan, you might be interested in this thread, which contains links to floorplans of 19th Century asylums.

[Cthugha]

That's great, always nice to see some asylum plans. I'm from England and within a couple of miles from my house whilst growing up was a late 19th century mental hospital and 2 1930's mental hospitals.

[arsheesh]

Welcome Cthuglha, looking forward to seeing those H.P. Lovecraft inspired maps. Check out the Tutorial's sub-forum, there's lots of great walk-through's there to help you get started on those maps.

Cheers,

-Arsheesh

[Cthugha]

Welcome Cthuglha, looking forward to seeing those H.P. Lovecraft inspired maps. Check out the Tutorial's sub-forum, there's lots of great walk-through's there to help you get started on those maps.

Cheers,

-Arsheesh

I could try a map of R'lyeh but I don't have a 4D screen and I think it may make my brain dribble out my ears. I've had a quick sniff through some the tutorials and I have to echo the sentiments of quite a few posts, it's great you're all so keen to share.

[NeonKnight]

Welcome to the Guild!

[Steel General]

Welcome Aboard!