I thought I would illustrate the whole world of Dashamargo using two different styles.

The first is for the equirectangular projection, using Erdam Worlds. Obviously in the early stages.

And the Mercator style for the two hemisphere style

The last is best viewed as a large map and high res. though I may change over to larger and fewer symbols.

But here is a close up, which doesn't look too bad.

Update - I would appreciate feedback and criticism. Otherwise, I will submit it in the next few days.

Here is the town of Dalvik, hometown for three heroes adventuring forth into the wilds of the Vynling nation of Frostlund.

It is the starting point of my first D&D campaign with me as the DM since 1992.

Suggestions for improvements are very very welcome.

Larger version in Gallery:

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Got a bit bored with my other mapping projects, so i decided to create a world, using real world Falkland Islands and Orkney. Hence the name.

Not finished, but just rivers and big cities and countries to go. Decided to set it in a Bronze age era, so not that many contiguous countries, and quite a few 'empires'. So far, Sumer in the northern continent, and ancient Egypt in the southern continent.

Here it is in the Gallery: https://forum.profantasy.com/profile/gallery/12400/Quenten/388

I hanker to create a huge city like I did with Dun Fingolfin.

I also wanted to stress Watabou to the max. So here is a city with 28,000+ buildings.

I intend to detail each building, using mainly CD3A, Medieval Buildings and SS5. Obviously, various areas will be demolished to make way for Stadiums, etc, and grand hotels, big mansions, university, museums, theatres, bathhouses and red light district etc.

But this is the start. I don't expect progress to be ultra fast - Dun Fingolfin took over a year.

Also, I detail two small areas I am concentrating on this week.

I have decided to test out the new styles making maps for the Community Atlas - my own world is based on my own style and Mike Schley, so by doing this, I can have fun with the new styles, and contribute to the Atlas - regions mainly.

So here is NE Arum Nur Highlands - very much the beginning stages, using the latest style - E Prybylski Overland 2

Here is the actual town. Please feel free to comment re corrections, additions and deletions. it is set in the tropics, hence lots of palm trees. The name means White Tree, hence the shield.

I followed Monsen's railway track guide for the mine tracks, and used rectangular Array for the first time.

This is my world redone with the new style (not yet complete - I have yet to place the mountain symbols etc)

The first map is in the original - all solid fills, the second in the new style.

It often gets a wee bit difficult to find 'sensible', 'realistic' names for fantasy world maps. Perhaps these Tasmanian real world names will help.

Lol. Just has to share.

My competition entrant now finished.

REVISED 7th September. Added a small black dog in the central square and his name as the beach to the right. It is of course, my beloved Schipperke dog, Ahab. Plus a few minor changes. Larger version in the Gallery

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