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You clearly are more focused on one universe than me. I love to see the progression you have, very interesting.
Great idea
I didn't kept my early maps (I think I started when I was 12, so...). Looking for it, I've found those (the first one being probably the oldest).
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And yes, I've always been crazy about way too big maps!
This is the first map I posted at the guild...
Carte Politique.jpg
Hopefully improved a few years later into this
Elzevir Geopolitics.jpg
@MistyBeee : héhé, mes parents ont fait parti des Croqueurs de Pommes et je participe à l'organisation d'un festoche où on les invite régulièrement
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You clearly are more focused on one universe than me. I love to see the progression you have, very interesting
I knew we had done something a little like this once before.
It took me a while, but I found it - https://www.cartographersguild.com/s...ad.php?t=32716
I'm thinking that I need to make a thread that is just me putting links to all the threads I want to remember in it.
It can be hard to find old threads sometimes.
I'm going to have to dig around and find some old pieces, cus I know i have some from being a kid.
I'll post again in a bit after I dig some up.
I should be working.... but...
Edit - I'll just post them in here..
These are fairly old. Probably a teenager.. 12-14 maybe.
High horn keep might be earlier, idk.
Citadel1 overview2.jpg--->game building plan 1.jpg
game building plan 2.jpg--->High Horn Keep1 v1.jpg
Last edited by J.Edward; 11-14-2018 at 03:19 PM.
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High horn keep is certainly accurately named. =P
One of my early battle maps
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the earliest of maps haha, tried for a large base to a tower.
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and some of the most recent
dragon shrine muddy gridless.jpg
cottage dungeon.jpg
Last edited by Eri; 11-14-2018 at 06:19 PM.
Oh, oh ! Sérieusement ? Petit monde, décidément ! Même si les Croqueurs sont maintenant partout en France : j'en croise dans les endroits les plus inattendus, mais la Guilde était définitivement le dernier auquel j'aurais pensé ! ^^Originally Posted by Ilanthar
@MistyBeee : héhé, mes parents ont fait parti des Croqueurs de Pommes et je participe à l'organisation d'un festoche où on les invite régulièrement
There is already the first premises of your current style !!I'm going to have to dig around and find some old pieces, cus I know i have some from being a kid.
I'll post again in a bit after I dig some up.
I should be working.... but...
Edit - I'll just post them in here..
These are fairly old. Probably a teenager.. 12-14 maybe.
High horn keep might be earlier, idk.
Oh manBy J.Edward
Edit - I'll just post them in here..
These are fairly old. Probably a teenager.. 12-14 maybe.
High horn keep might be earlier, idk..
Bah on est dans la même "grande région" non? Je pense qu'ils existent dans l'Aube depuis assez longtemps. Et oui, la vie est pleine de surprises... j'ai déjà discuté avec des collègues scientifiques qui se sont rencontrés à une conférence à l'autre bout du monde pour réaliser qu'ils travaillaient à 500 mètres l'un de l'autre...By MistyBeee
Oh, oh ! Sérieusement ? Petit monde, décidément ! Même si les Croqueurs sont maintenant partout en France : j'en croise dans les endroits les plus inattendus, mais la Guilde était définitivement le dernier auquel j'aurais pensé ! ^^
@Eri : your early maps were already very game-friendly and effective, I'd say
Handful of my old maps, all hand drawn. Frasier Island was the only real world map I ever did as a kid. Buccandine Island at the bottom was a pirate hideout.
Some of these are actually on the back of my grade school work, used to get in trouble all the time for it. Worth it.
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Nice work, Ryan!
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Thank you, ChickPea!
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