The final map of the series is now complete. Now for the Map Notes!

Update on the Island Of Kalihirin - it is complete. Now for the write up, then mapping each site.

The island has an area of about 255 sq km, a bit smaller than the Caribbean nation of St Kitts and Nevis, which has a population of about 50,000. So plenty of room for lots of adventure. I always worry about putting too much on a small island, but I am reassured by real world examples. I guess living in the massively big and massively underpopulated country of Australia, where a 100 km drive is considered nothing, makes me leery of putting too much on a small island, like UK or St Kitts and Nevis.

Saint Kitts and Nevis - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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I have decided to try out the new style by filling in more of the unmapped sections of Berenur.

This is the region:

This is the region to date.

And finally, here are all the races, with their relative heights.

I think this is finished, depending on comments.

Finished, I think. Awaiting critique before submitting it to the Atlas.

This region is now complete - next task is to detail the 'dungeons' and link them to the main map. And SOME towns as well.

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Hi everyone. @Ricko and I are doing a joint project for the atlas, with myself outlining the outward structure is a tavern, and later, an inn, and Ricko will detail all the rooms, in the MS SS4 style.

The Tavern is N0 97 on the Holy Head District map - the Frog Tavern. (Peredur, Kingdom of Ruma Helrevy)

Here is the roof, Ground floor and Upper floor. A basement will be added later.

I leave the rest to Ricko.

I have also altered the Vertshusen map in the atlas to the city in my campaign - Vejorvik.

here is the link to the original city I did, in the Atlas.

Browse Maps - Vertshusen City - ProFantasy Community Atlas

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Here are three maps I have - of Australia, Western Australia where I live now, and Tasmania where I used to live, all done in Tolkien style.