H everybody, Here is the penultimate continent on my world map. I started it ages ago but got side tracked. My internet went down for a couple of days and I decided to finish it. It may need a tweak or 2 but is essentially finished.

It is my world's version of Africa, with great savannahs, deserts, lakes. Where elephant, lion and hyena roam. With the great empires and kingdoms of people's inspired by the leopard and cheetah. Who ride zebra and antelope into battle.

Of all the maps I have done this one doesn't have single name to it except for the continent's name (which has changed over the years). It is in Mike Schleys style.

Here is the original map I drew probably 30+ years ago in caran d'ache pencils.

If people do know of a way of dirtying my maps, can you please discuss that somewhere else and not start a thread under my maps for an unrelated topic.

Thanking you in Advance

Dak

I've been experimenting with the Modern Floorplan Bitmap A. The first is a police station in Hell's Kitchen, and some general apartments I did for a Marvel game I'm playing in, but I can use them in my game when I get round to it.

The second map has some Bitmap B symbols in it. This is a copy of a b&w map the Narrator used in the last Marvel game which I took a screen shot of and then drew the map by eye. Sometimes you see a map and just think, "I know I can do a better version of that."

I've been doing some more maps for my D&D game, and experimenting with some of the new map styles I recently obtained.

This map is an area map for the adventure "Princes of the Apocalypse". Most general sites in that adventure are on this map somewhere. This is still a WiP as I still have to place most of the adventure sites.

This map is a more detailed area map of Roehill where the adventure begins. This second map is a copy of a map I made with Mike Schley's style.

This is a political map of the Kingdom of Avalonia where the adventure takes place. It shows the Baronies and the Duchies, the Knighthoods, major towns, cities, castles, and places of magical interest.

This is a closer look at some of the heraldry. I wanted a more complex style than my previous heraldic attempts and a nod to Monty Python's holy grail where half of their shield had a chequer board pattern and the other half had a device or complex 'symbol'.

This is with Mike Schleys style, which is the one I'm going to use as the first 3 don't seem grand enough and this is a copy of part of the temple at Karnak.