Final Image

@EukalyptusNow I take this tortuous path because I've already tried to reach that tone without first going to sepia and I couldn't, so... in the end... this process ends up being the fastest for me.

City of Ovuzz on winter.

Few environments are more brutal in which to start, fill, or end an adventure then mines.

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Based on a colonial painting from Potosi mines.

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This example is simply to illustrate why CC3 users should consider using, at least minimally, a simple image editing program when they want to print their own maps.

In this battlemap below, the touch-ups I used were minimal. I used only: Contrast, increased texture (clarity), and a little saturation in the green and purple colors.

With just this, the image changes and becomes much more eye-catching for printing and use in a game session.

Original Image exported from CC3.

Retouched Image.

Around 25,000 trees and a few hours, the small area of ​​Strauvuvrorr is ready.

this time on ww2 style.

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This time I tried to explore a region that had been torn apart by, perhaps, a major eruption. The few symbols of ruins in the style led me to imagine a very arid area, with only burned trees. I would have liked a bridge (in the original style) in ruins, but that's what we have. I asked Mike Schley, from the monthly content of cities, to import the flames and smoke to help set the mood of destruction.

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