A map using Climate Textures and satellite World styles (60 and 62) based on a map of the breakup of Gondwanaland. I have replaced proto-India with Harn.

Putting in reptilian civilizations for fun. Not complete of course.

But Happy New year, everyone.

This is a slightly updated version, ready to go into the Atlas.

I think this is finished, but await further suggestions. Map notes to come.

Three islands to go.

I used campaign mapper just before it became cc. But my first maps were so terrible, and I haven't kept them except this one for the land of Al'ayn (which I have since upgraded to 13th Age). I think I made this in CC in the 1990's

I think this is finished. I will write a map note, detailing mainly the potential adventure spots.

Please feel free to criticize and make suggestions.

Since my new computer is in for repairs, I have decided to do work on this region. So far, I have detailed the country of Folortalin, and Elf-Slav racial mixture.

The Davaraz - the 'dwarves' of Ukadarlia. They are albino with green cat's eyes and night vison. They are also radio-resistant, and love using uranium and cobalt in their metal work! They predate human arrival on Dashamargo by about 15,000 years at least, and are from another planet, not earth. And so cannot interbreed with human stock - hence no half-dwarves or half-davaraz.

Just saw this map by Mike Schley on his FB page. I have marked with a red cross the overland building symbols not present in the ProFantasy suite of Schley symbols, which I absolutely love. Can I persuade Ralf to persuade Mike to make them available for proFantasy? <On knees , begging>

Here is the final map of this region - 2400 km w x 2500 km l. It will be the basis of my campaign Gazetteer which I hope to publish in about 12 months.

I am now working on mapping each subregion, starting with Fol0rtalin. I have included many of the maps I have done for the Atlas, a little revised.

Further progress. Not sure if I should put texture for the floors or not - I will have to for the next 2 floors.