Boredom Country - Les Contrées de l'Ennui : the "stop messing around, dammit" post

[snodsy]

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Here's a quick area, just adding a couple 1pt white lines to the top/edges of the mountains, you may not like it, but just a layer.

[ThomasR]

I think it'll work, thanks ! I'll have to smooth it a little with the finger tool, though.

[Ilanthar]

By Thomrey
This thread won't be for any RPG (although I might be curious about a RPG named "Boredom"), just for pleasure and practice.

Ahah, yup, I can picture the cosmogony : "the mighty gods were talking about the younger ones. Our lord got so bored by those discussions that he created our lands with care and dedication, still paying attention to the discussions of the others. And one day, he decided to reunite all of our lands in one gigantic world."

It's looking good! I think Snodsy's suggestion is a good one. And I like the swamps.

[ThomasR]

Thanks Ilanthar, and thanks for this cosmogony, I'll add the bickering between the gods as the primal chaos that gave birth to the world. Eris is everywhere Thanks for the swamps, I'll now have to color them.

[ThomasR]

As promised, number 6 has just been scanned :

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Color will come later.

[ThomasR]

A little 5 minutes boredom map already gone down the sink :

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[- JO -]

Litterally :-DDDDD

[ThomasR]

Had some time during a reunion this week and came up with this map, unfortunately I forgot to add islands ... I'll add them when I'll go digital :

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... and I began to play with the whole thing : here's the result. I've drawn the sketch for some other outlines and I'll draw them soon. Boredom country may one day end up in the finished maps forum ...

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There are some adjustments to do but I can make it work !

[- JO -]

it gets better and better at each reunion... I hope there's a lot of school consel coming ahead
And the whole map is incredible !!! It's also very interesting to see the evolution of your style : tiny differences between the maps (forest and moutnains, for example) and yet, you manage to keep a unity that makes those differences irrelevant.
What a work you've been doing these last months : amazing !!!

[tainotim]

This is some cool work Thomrey. I think this will turn into one fine map in the end!

Cheers,
Tainotim