regional map - Knights' Fellowship
Working on a map in in the fantasy worlds style for the region my players will be questing in for the next few adventures. Not quite the super large scale the style was designed for, but it looked right for the feel I wanted for the region. I went with it and adapted.
The region is built around the three civilizations that live there, dwarves in the mountains to the north, elves in the forest in the south, and humans in the open in the middle. This map is focused on the humans with little to no detail given on the domains of the other races.
The humans have formed in to a lawful country called the Knights' Fellowship, ruled by a council of knight lords in sort of a feudal confederacy. Each knight lord rules over his own subregion of the country. Lesser knights are then responsible for border defenses including a large fortress at the only pass through the eastern mountains and a series of guard towers along the outskirts of the elven forest (sort of a cold war going on with the elves).
Map is still a work in progress, so I'm open to ideas for improvements. I've rendered two versions, one with and one without the knights' subregions marked out.
The region is built around the three civilizations that live there, dwarves in the mountains to the north, elves in the forest in the south, and humans in the open in the middle. This map is focused on the humans with little to no detail given on the domains of the other races.
The humans have formed in to a lawful country called the Knights' Fellowship, ruled by a council of knight lords in sort of a feudal confederacy. Each knight lord rules over his own subregion of the country. Lesser knights are then responsible for border defenses including a large fortress at the only pass through the eastern mountains and a series of guard towers along the outskirts of the elven forest (sort of a cold war going on with the elves).
Map is still a work in progress, so I'm open to ideas for improvements. I've rendered two versions, one with and one without the knights' subregions marked out.
Comments
From a narrative perspective,why does the "Red Knight's" subregion not extend all the way to the coast between the mountain ranges? Just curious
Great work, I look forward to the finished map.
I'm sure the red knight would claim that as his territory, but this is how the rest of the knights draw up the territory. Mr Red (I haven't given him a name yet) is sort of the least popular knight and least powerful with his subregion off on the far side of the country from the main civilization points. This is about the extent of the region where he can exert any influence.