NORDANA - The Frozen North

[JonPin]

This was a personal project. It's a map of a cold and beautiful land that was inspired by the Icelandic sagas and the Viking era. It's the land where our d&d campaign takes place. Since this is a personal map it may change slightly in the future, especially if I realize I don't like a name or placement of a town or point of interest.

Something about the map key still bugs me. I might change that in the future. What do you guys think? Feel free to critique.

EDIT: Oh, and tell me if any of the names sound dumb to you.

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[GreatWhiteNorth]

High quality map JonPin! I think the labeling really brings this map together, though I might suggest that where possibly, try not to have labels crossing rivers. The font is great though, may I ask which one you chose?

The colors fit well, and I think the title/compass is a nice touch. Solid work.

[Obbehobbe]

This is a really nice map, but I think the transition between the rivers and the coast could have been better! =)

[JonPin]

High quality map JonPin! I think the labeling really brings this map together, though I might suggest that where possibly, try not to have labels crossing rivers. The font is great though, may I ask which one you chose?

The colors fit well, and I think the title/compass is a nice touch. Solid work.

The font is HamletOrNot, just something I found online.

[Ilanthar]

Good work and excellent coloring! I have to agree with Obbehobbe about the rivers though.

[Daniel James]

Love it there is a consistent feel and style

[JonPin]

This is a really nice map, but I think the transition between the rivers and the coast could have been better! =)

I'll redo the rivers probably. I haven't noticed it before, but you're right. Thanks for sharing

[J.Edward]

Just wanted to swing round and tell you great job on this.

[Chick]

Really nice map! You might consider changing the font just for the number on the travel scale, it's hard to read. Otherwise the font looks good. Nice coloring

[arsheesh]

I really like the soft colors; almost reminds me of winter at dusk. The naming convention seems solid to me as well. Lovely work.

Cheers,
-Arsheesh