The city of Tevreh

[Juhrer]

The curves of the divers walls are dynamic and organic. Makes me feel like they were created organically as the city grew up.

The faux Sanskrit font is a nice touch. Does that mean the world has an Indian subcontinent influence? I know in India there is the red fort of Agra that uses a naturally red brick for the structure. https://goo.gl/images/Z7w6HP

Was that an influence also?

Thank you very much, the organic growth was the intention. And that fort looks amazing, I could use that to show my players how the city palace looks from the side. My idea for this world and campaign is partly based on an idea I had a while ago to make a desert based Lizardmen army for Warhammer Fantasy. I really got into writing lore for it, discovered D&D and decided to do a campaign. The Al-Qadim setting for AD&D has been a big influence, but also Shift and the WOOL Trilogy by Hugh Howey inspire my world. The red bricks were there because I wanted Tevreh to be a bit different of the classic white houses/tents in the other cities, and I had the idea of having clay pits in the vicinity and pottery as a main business activity. Hence the red roofs and the presence of bricks ^^

Great map Juhrer, good looking on the rendering on elevation which is a hard work on bevel and shadows I guess, Bravo !

Merci beaucoup!