Thanks for the kind comments.

This map took me months to do. I did it in small sections at a time, and had to completely improvise on the right hand side as on the original map there is a massive legend. I also took license and put a volcano at the far right of the Tara-gawa river, to give it a Mt. Fuji feel.

I've thought about running another Oriental game using this map, and basing it on the film 'Ran', which is a Japanese interpretation of 'King Lear'. As there are 3 distinct areas it would fit so well with that story, and have the Daimyo divide his lands among his 3 spoilt children, and then watch on as everything he has built slowly unravels.

I'm working on the individual sohen for the map, but have added these areas to the map to illustrate the provinces.

Hi everyone, It's been a while since I've been able to do any mapping so I thought I'd post this map. I started it not long after purchasing CC3+, but I really struggled with how to interpret the original map from Oriental Adventures (OA1). It has taken that long to produce this map. The original map was a fold out map roughly A2 in size, which I used as a template for the Mike Schley style map I used.

As I could only find the original map as 4 separate maps and had to combine them together in CC3+, I have posted just 1 of the originals so you can see what I had to work with to produce my map.

It's taken a while, but here is the 2nd map that kind of goes with the first map. These are the Heavens and the Hells for my campaign world. Or the way one of the religions interprets these things.

They are 2 parts of a triptych, inspired by Bosch.

This is a dungeon I dredged up from my imagination. No previous map, no copy, just draw and see what happens.

The story this map tells me is that the natural caves are very old, thousands of years old, and show signs of an advanced stone age culture. The fabricated dungeon however is much, much, older. Tens of thousands of years older than the occupants of the caves, and shows signs of an advanced magical culture, with writing, architecture, religion and a deep understanding of the workings of the multiverse.

It seems to be dedicated to some long forgotten chaotic deity.

I've done another map for my desert Amonkhet game.