Reply With QuoteI Love Middle Earth. But my favorite might actually be the world my brother made for gaming. It's such a rich setting that I've absolutely fallen for it!
Easy, Lord of the Rings
I Love Middle Earth. But my favorite might actually be the world my brother made for gaming. It's such a rich setting that I've absolutely fallen for it!
Roshar (the world of Brandon Sanderson's Stormlight archive) - I found really fascinating. Particularly the way that the society, culture, architecture etc was based so much around the landscape and the storms.
Dune has a special place in my heart since it was one of my first introduction to science fiction
the world of The Broken Earth trilogy by N.K. Jemisin.
Apparently I really like worlds where the landscape/climate plays a vital role in the culture, society, politics etc. of worlds.
Has he started mapping it?Originally Posted by Elizabeth_Bowen19
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Day after day they pour forth speech;
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Yes he has! I can't remember the name of the program he uses, but it looks great, and it's very detailed. It's made gaming so much easier, and since he's also got maps for several of the major cities, there's always new encounters being generated simply by virtue of how the world is laid out.
Looking forward to seeing it
Yeah, I agree. I would love to see some of those maps.
~ Maps-DriveThruRPG ~Free Maps and Assets ~Current Project~
My web novels
Instagram handle: instagram.com/omrihope
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~The heavens declare the glory of God;
the skies proclaim the work of His hands.
Day after day they pour forth speech;
night after night they reveal knowledge.
~ Psalm 19
Wow, the maps sound so exciting. Reminds me of hearing about rpg In the Belly of the Beast and recommendation to check it out because setting is the driver.
Greyhawk, Silmarillion, and Numenera
Lord of the Rings and maps through the ages for sure. I'll always have a soft spot for D&D's Greyhawk/eastern Oerth, iirc, colorful maps and my first major campaign crawl. Sci-fi mention : Numenera's continent o' past galactic building ages.
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