The World of Idum Dtal Terra

[Thrashinit]

My Current WIP. When complete I will be looking into importing it into Photoshop for touchups, feedback appreciated

[arsheesh]

Whoa! This looks amazing. Do you have a higher res version you can show us?

Cheers,
-Arsheesh

[Chick]

Nice start! Some of the swirls and spirals of land and islands are fairly unnatural, but they sure give it an interesting look

[jshoer]

I really want to zoom in on some of those circular features! Are they complex ringed impact basins? I think I see some central peaks, but I'm not sure about the most prominent one in the lower-left quadrant...

[Thrashinit]

Many of the features actually are not natural, most of the caldera you see were caused via unnatural magic. All of the landmass you see, with the exception of the southern continent, used to be a single mass. All of those caldera are ultimately responsible for the shape the world is currently in.

As for higher res, I dont really have any at the moment, but i do have some close ups I can share



Isle of Th' Avalos.pngIsle of Dtum.pngIshkaroth.pngNaskaran Isle's.pngThule and Dthun.pngShattered Spine.pngSteppes.png

[Thrashinit]

heres another

Thunelynds.pngDtal Crecent.png

[Neyjour]

Wow... that is wickedly awesome! Definitely the most eye-catching, uniquely designed world/landmass I've seen to date. I absolutely love it.

I'm really curious... what program did you create this in? And is it going to have icons, labels, roads, etc?

[Corilliant]

It looks like the gods were a little overzealous in shaping that world, heheh!

Man, those are some really awesome coastlines. What kind of map will this be?

[Thrashinit]

I used Fractal Terrains 3 by Campaign Cartographer. I spent about 5 mo getting the pallet for the land to look right.

As for refinements like roads and cities and such, I plan on using photoshop or gimp or other like program to add that stuff in after I have refined the shading.

As for the Gods being zealous in the world creation, nope! All exotic features created by evil intent to open gates to the bog fields of the world of Acheron, the home of aberrations and demons.

The setting ultimately has a theme of light vs dark much like the undertones of Lord of the Rings, with an added cthuluvian 'twist' (pun intended). The spines, swirls and tentacle like mountains are all scarring from the influences of the Acheron gates.

[Thrashinit]

Here is one that is much earlier in the worlds history before the massive Acheron Gate in the South Western Hemisphere was fully activated with the blood of an angel

Test1.png.