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Ooh, very nice! Has sort of a Mos Eisley meets Mad Max sort of vibe.
Cheers,
-Arsheesh
Bereth-Ahal Enclave
Well, the mapping fever broke out again...
Bereth_Ahal_Enclave_by_AbuLafia.jpg
A piece made for a small Numenera scenario i'm planning to run sooner or later.
It's an isolated cargo cult community in a wasteland. The place was the ancient battleground of the titans "Bereth" and "Ahal" (in fact a refinery and a cargo aircraft), whose remnants were used to build a new home for the small refugee community. What surprises and dangers may slumber in those artifacts of the prior worlds?
The map was drwan with pen on A5 paper. Scanned and then coloured/labeled in gimp.
C&C are, as always very welcome. Hope you enjoy!
Cheers,
AL
Ooh, very nice! Has sort of a Mos Eisley meets Mad Max sort of vibe.
Cheers,
-Arsheesh
Nice setting and, I'll say it again, the shading you can pull ... It's amazing !
Yup great shading, and the cracked mud is top notch!
Reminds me of Fallout / Dune
Really looks like a cartoonishly fascinating computer game
Small map but great!
What can I say! Your maps stir one's imagination. Well done.
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Oooh very nice! Looks great and the concept is great too.
(also Numenera is such setting porn... I love it so much)
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So glad you guys enjoy this map! (Just saw i hadn't replied yet...damn, i loose track of these threads too often oO) I'm happy the piece transports the various sources of inspiration i had in mind in the process (Mad Max, Dune, Fallout, Mos Eisley and various Rpg maps from computer games).
