A big thank you to ProFantasy

Enderrin

I have been creating maps for my D&D campaign for thirty years. Over the years I have tried to maintain a certain continuity. To be honest I'm a little OCD. I stared off hand drawing the maps and still have a large folder full of cities. For a while I settled on Dundjinni for cities and CC2 (then CC3) for my continental scale map. I never really found a piece of software or a style for making mid-scale regional maps.

That was until late last year when I tried CC3 again. I have spent hours converting old maps and for the first time ever I now have a collection of styles for going from the continental all the way down to the city scale.

I just wanted to say a big thank you to the ProFantasy team from a very happy customer, and one that will probably spend the next ten years converting old maps!

Hand drawn city map (circa 1990)
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Dundjinni city map (circa 2005)
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CC2 continental map (circa 2005)
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New CC3 continental map
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New subcontinental 1000 mile map
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New regional map
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New city map
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Matt

Loopysue

That's fascinating comparison with all those different stages shown together like that. Thank you for sharing it

I think that Watabou Cities annual was a serious winner, but you've added quite a lot of your own little touches to it as well.

Great maps, Enderrin!

Monsen

Nice maps. Especially love how you've kept the exact same layout of the city map all through the process. The style from the Watabou annual really seems to fit the bill for your original handdrawn map perfectly though.

Dungeon Master Gaz

Magnificent, Enderrin!

Firstly, your commitment to developing a setting over 30 years is testament to your passion.

Secondly, This Watabou city style style is gorgeous!

Kudos to your imagination on both counts.

DMG

Ralf

Glad to hear it and thank you for your kind words. That's a great set of maps.