Itapetinguev Monastery, Mines, Pagan Temple, Giuliov town

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For this map I didn't have the time to set the distances.

In the tomb of Ilmadia I caught a ride with a large bird that just flew over the place. She'll drop me off at the hidden village, where I'll have time to take more notes.

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Hy Rofl1,

sorry my bad english but i will try to show my step by step.

First i must say this is all Mr. @Quenten fault. When i reinstall cc3 and return to the forum after almost 10 years away, i saw on his posts some creation of "landscape" view - using cc3 overland - and that inspires me a lot. Then i started to pratice.

Normally i project the map (overland, dungeons or city) before start to work on cc3, this method is more usefull to me. But this time i just want a castle-town between 2 cracks. so im not much shure about where to go.

so the sequence was like:

1. select jon roberts style and set 70 x 49 metrics do adjust to A paper family.
2. select grey 20 on background
3. place the 2 cracks not respcting the image scale x map size - normally when i make this kind of map, my guide is "the eye". And the cracks give me 3 spaces to work with perspective

My evil Imp is working hard >.<

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Dangerous deadly dangers await curious onlookers 🤣

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Amidst its many dark pools and lakes and some small hills, the Saquare Floodplains stretch out into a living landscape, pulsing with the whisper of the wind and the distant roar of hidden beasts. At the heart of this dank land stands the Pillar of Ss’karn, a black obelisk jutting into the sky, covered in shimmering runes that glow faintly on nights with a full moon. To the lizardfolk, this monolith is sacred, a gift from their God, Ss’karn, who shaped the Wetlands and bestowed them upon their race. But the Pillar is also a seal, binding the spirit of the deity. Tampering with its harmony is dangerous, even for its devotees.

The Wetlands are fraught with threats. Crocodiles slither in the deep waters, while venomous serpents hunt along the shores. Thick mists hide chasms of devouring mud, where many have disappeared without a trace.

Within the seven clans, intrigue abounds. Conflicts over territory, hunting, and the right to conduct rituals at the Pillar are the most frequent events. The Sshar’tar, ruthless warriors, claim supremacy, while the peaceful Drak’zil seek to protect their traditions.

The coastal city of Homer, made up mostly of humans, is both an ally and a threat. Trades occur between fishermen and lizardfolk—meat and grain from the marshes for manufactured goods—but the greed of Elias Brand, Homer’s current leader, threatens the balance. He and his minions of merchants want to exploit the lakes, an event that will surely cause great tensions in the future.

As the tension grows, the whispers around the Pillar of Ss’karn grow louder. Something ancient and furious is about to awaken.