Endless City of Aeternum (RPG Map)

[Wade Dyer]

Hi all, here is my 3rd map.

For these maps I built on my previous development techniques, but I also needed to develop a new style that would fit the specific needs of this book.

• Gothic Horror setting. So I chose a sickly green and black colour scheme that felt oppressive.
• This is an endless city that goes on forever in every direction. So I had the city continue on past the boarders of the map.
• This city is incredibly dense. So I chose a style of detailing and texturing (I used silhouettes of real world cities) that hinted at this.

This is the primary map.
I think this is probably the best map I have ever made.

Fragged-Aeternum-Map.jpg

This is a zoomed up map on a Great Market.
This is from my 2nd book in this setting, and is a WIP.

Greyburgh_Market.jpg

More WIP maps from this 2nd book, these are all close up sections from the Great Market.

Eldritch_Stretch.jpg

3_Small.jpg

Drachengier-Palace.jpg

[MistyBeee]

Ok... be prepared, I won't be creative in this comment :
... wow... o_o

[Wade Dyer]

Ok... be prepared, I won't be creative in this comment :
... wow... o_o

Thanks MistyBeee, this means a lot coming from you I love your work!

[Larb]

Places I'd hate to navigate IRL: This City. That said it definitely captures a confusing sprawl of an endless city and the maps also look great.

[ChickPea]

Great work. Love the use of bold colours.

[SteffenBrand]

This is... wow! Interesting concept, I somehow have a great love for world-spanning cities
Well done, I'll rep you in a sec! / EDIT: Can't, you are too good and post too regularly...

[Kenneth_creates]

Love the look of this. How did you go about creating this style? Can you point me in the direction of any tutorials you used?

[Robulous]

Fantastic, I love the black and green theme, very atmospheric.

[Bretton]

I like the primary map a lot. Gives me some gothic / underground sensations which I think really add character to it. The idea of mixing two differently scaled sizes of street layout is quite interesting and reinforces the idea of a labyrinth.
The way of representing fields dos not work for me though; neither does the use of pink in largE areas of the zoomed-in maps. I think the original spirit gets lost there. It's just my personal opinion, tho