City of Aresia [Odyssey of the Dragonlords]

[J.Edward]

Looks incredible. Very engaging design for the city as well. It's another beauty

Thanks Falconius

Can't rep you yet, but want to say that this is (another) great map from you

Wingshaw

Thanks George

This is, as usual, top notch work. The layout of the city is really nice, and I like the style of your buildings. The way you've done the border is quite clever as well. Great work.

Cheers,
-Arsheesh

Thanks Arsheesh
The border started with the more simple islands and became more challenging with some of these maps.

Fantastic Layout, works great with the river.

Thanks Bogie

This looks wonderful. I'm always impressed by city maps cuz I keep steering clear of them and this one looks really good.

Thanks Jax
City maps are definitely time consuming.

Bravo!
Again a beautiful city map!!
Mediterranean kind of mood, with cats relaxing on terraces, old women dressed in black, fishermen coming back and olive trees covering the hills...

Hehe, thanks Robin
For some reason when I read that I started picturing old "women-in-black" [think MiB]

Splendid! The view must be incredible from on of those villas
And there's even the galley that tells you which way the river flows...

Thanks Ilanthar
I try to imagine looking around in these terrains as I work on them.

Always impressive! As is so often the case unfortunately the site won't let me rep you again so soon.

Thanks QED
No worries.

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I really like the way this city is distributed along the river that winds its way through the valley: it's very different from what we usually see: the environment is much more present and influences urbanization much more strongly. It gives a very special charm to the map and above all, it requires a careful and thorough reading of the details... Very good work!

[J.Edward]

I really like the way this city is distributed along the river that winds its way through the valley: it's very different from what we usually see: the environment is much more present and influences urbanization much more strongly. It gives a very special charm to the map and above all, it requires a careful and thorough reading of the details... Very good work!

Thanks Joel
I try to think of the location first and work out a good amount of the terrain before plotting the roads and buildings.

[ThomasR]

Sometimes, an old thread of yours I planned on commenting a long time ago pops up and I have the opportunity to right my wrong. Besides the usual awesomeness (what a strange expression ) of your city maps, I love how well integrated the border is to the design, it's very organic.

[J.Edward]

Sometimes, an old thread of yours I planned on commenting a long time ago pops up and I have the opportunity to right my wrong. Besides the usual awesomeness (what a strange expression ) of your city maps, I love how well integrated the border is to the design, it's very organic.

Thanks Thomas
This one was definitely planned to be incorporated into the design from the beginning.
I'm trying to recall which map was first....
I think it was Cerulean or Hag island, which i haven't posted here yet.

[ThomasR]

Thanks Thomas
This one was definitely planned to be incorporated into the design from the beginning.
I'm trying to recall which map was first....
I think it was Cerulean or Hag island, which i haven't posted here yet.

Oh, interesting ! I haven't seen those in the map pack ... more to come ?

[J.Edward]

Oh, interesting ! I haven't seen those in the map pack ... more to come ?

huh, maybe i wasn't to post them, but i did ask.
Hmm, maybe shoot me a message somewhere with what maps are in the map pack.
I'm just curious. Whatever platform or messaging service is easiest.

[ThomasR]

Email incoming

[J.Edward]

Email incoming

Got it


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[ThomasR]

Then, yeah, you nailed my two favorites