Campaign Cartographer Discounted at Bundle of Holding

[Tonnichiwa]

If you are wondering what the different overland mapping styles are for CC3+, I've made video's about the different overland styles so you can take a look at them. Sorry, my video's are not professionally done. And they are kind of boring but at least it lets you see what you get.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwMb...P3qEoxAG6oQlQN

[Errandir]

If you are wondering what the different overland mapping styles are for CC3+, I've made video's about the different overland styles so you can take a look at them. Sorry, my video's are not professionally done. And they are kind of boring but at least it lets you see what you get.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwMb...P3qEoxAG6oQlQN

Thanks a lot Tonnichiwa, I hadn’t come across those videos yet. Very helpful. Sadly the standard styles aren’t completely my thing it seems. I’m hoping to make Tolkien/medieval styled fantasy maps which have elements of the following examples:

https://goo.gl/images/f8S4bm
https://www.cartographersguild.com/a...6&d=1522058182
https://goo.gl/images/5LKkGB
The maps from Jonathan Roberts are in a similar style I’d like to mimic: http://www.fantasticmaps.com/regional-maps/

There are a few Annuals with a nice similar style, like Pär Lindstrom’s B&W Overland one, but they are spread over several Annuals so it quickly adds up. I also want to improve my own drawing skill, so basically I want to use CC3+ as well as Gimp and Inkscape. In a way that should already answer my own question, as I cannot have the cake and eat it as well. But still I’m torn on whether or not to give CC3+ a try since it’s discounted.