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I've never read those books. The map was simply based on maps of the British Empire. I looked it up though and it's indeed very similar, perhaps even more than it is to my original idea ;p Would you recommend those books?
Dan, have you read the 'Divine Cities' trilogy by Robert Jackson Bennett? The layout of the map totally makes me think of the world of those books.
I've never read those books. The map was simply based on maps of the British Empire. I looked it up though and it's indeed very similar, perhaps even more than it is to my original idea ;p Would you recommend those books?
Outstanding Daniel!
Unreservedly. They are some of the greatest books I've read in the last decade. And I read a LOT.Originally Posted by DanielHasenbos
Agreed! This is truly a great map, it would also look good posted up in that great big spot on the front page of the forum
Thanks Pun-nisher
I certainly remember that! Since I became a father I have hardly ever had the time to read a book. I'll just add these to the list of books I'll read when my daughter leaves the house in about 18 years from now ;pUnreservedly. They are some of the greatest books I've read in the last decade. And I read a LOT.
Wow, thanks kacey! I appreciate that very much!Agreed! This is truly a great map, it would also look good posted up in that great big spot on the front page of the forum
Gorgeous map!
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love the colours in this one. Some really nice tones
Very nice map Daniel!
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