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Hmm, so i should use the wall shadow instead of the drop shadow....I'll look into it. Thanks.
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Hmm, so i should use the wall shadow instead of the drop shadow....I'll look into it. Thanks.
Pat
The truth detective
@RobA - Thanks...I kind of thought it might be the drop-shadow, but was waiting for someone with more CC knowledge to validate my assumption.
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Yeah, this looks really nice! How did you do the trees? Is that just a CC palette thing?
Yep, those trees are from the CC3 bundle...i think they are from the SS2 extension.
Pat
The truth detective
Being a great FR fan, I think your map is excellent and a great example of what can be done with CC. (though I cant see the finished version as the web site says 'not allowed, I am required to log in')
Slightly on the same topic(ish), I am assuming (by the absence of walls) that this is the 3E version. I was wondering on what your take was on how Wheloon became a prison town? More in terms of practical things, it would need walls if it was to be a prison that people escape from, but how do you build a wall around a town that has a river in the middle of it? If I was to make a town a prison, Wheloon would probably not be it! It does not seem to lend itself to this type of activity. My only guess was that the river may have dried up when some of the water receeded but Mike Schley's map of Cormyr would suggest other wise. What do you reckon?
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I think I'd put some towers with underwater foundations on either side of the river and put a grate across the channel to prevent swimmers from escaping. A spiked overhang at the top of it would prevent a swimmer from climbing over it, and anyone who tried would be a nice target for archers in the towers. There might need to either be a gate or a portage to permit legitimate water travel.
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HI there and thanks for your appreciation.
As for Wheloon in the 4E era, i'm affraid i wouldn't know. I haven't picked up anything for 4E so everything i so will be canon to the 3e and before era.
As for the river problem, well, i would just limit the prison to one side of the river. There's no good reason for having a river passing through the middle of a prison. I don't know what happened to Wheloon in 4E but if it became a prison, i would've stayed on one bank of the river.
Pat
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Great map of Wheloon!Originally Posted by goatdealer
I am also interested in a 4E Wheloon map as there are plenty of story-lines in a prison city. Just from what I've read in the 2 new 4E FR books as well as the Cormyr novel, it was walled in with 'bricks and magic'.
My guess is this would look like a great wall all around the Western side of the city, cutting off access from the river and docks. Though some trade could perhaps take place through controlled wall gates via guards or some such, a magical barrier would likely be in place, even in the sewers.
My two cents. I would be happy to assist with a new 4E map of the city, building on what's here. Nobody has anything this good.
hey i'm looking into running the "Gangs of wheloon" LFR adventure and if anyone has any kind of 4E map of the city i would love to get a copy?
i'm sure i could use this one and just draw on some walls but i do feel like that waould be kind of defacing a great looking map?
any help you could send my way would be greatly apreciated!!!
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