In CC3 a folder is created for annuals, in which one finds not only the symbol catalogues but also the three or four page style guides that each monthly issue has. I can't locate a similar folder in CC3+. Does anyone know if there is one, or if not, where I can locate the guides? I have the ones for the first six annuals, but just picked up Annual 16 (with Sue's amazing Forest Trail set, etc) and would like to look over the guides.

Thanks!

Ok, two flat planes make up the world, people think it's a sphere. This is a wonderfully interesting concept that definitely plays with physics! I'm going to check out your site and read up on it!

I'm looking at your Wordpress now. Lord, it's lush and beautiful! Well done, and amazing art! I'm going to start reading through a lot of it as soon as I can!

Stunning! Not only are the maps gorgeous but I love the religion you outlined. My BA is in religion and history, and my MA in religious studies, so this is my bread and butter. Not only are the Gods fascinating, the religion makes sense, and I absolutely adore the concepts of the sun and moon being Aurinko and Helmi--mobile sky palaces.

Since you're developing lore so deeply, might I suggest fandom.com? You can make your own wiki there for free, illustrate it, and do a lot. I use it for my own world (sadly I've neglected it for too long but am back to working on it)--it's a wonderful resource and if you use your maps and lore for RPGs it's a boon to your players!

Fonts! Now, that's a challenge. I've constructed a few languages from scratch for use in fantasy settings, including a writing system or two, but creating fonts is well outside my element!

The real hardcore linguists make it seem really difficult, but it's like making maps--you can go as far in as you want, analyzing geographical features, climate zones, tectonic shifts, or you can...just have fun making a map!