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Reply With QuoteAnd if you implement Jykke's suggestion, I feel there ought to be an ominous circle of standing stones in the clearing.
Yeah, you could for instance make the road come to a clearing and then fade again in to the forest to keep it feeling mysterious. But it's just a suggestion, not a judgement of any kind
And if you implement Jykke's suggestion, I feel there ought to be an ominous circle of standing stones in the clearing.
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And add an inn on a crossroads. And a mysterious tower where a wizard resides. Oh, oh and you must certainly add a robber's camp.
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Gandwarf has fallen into shadow...
Don't add a thing...too many stories can be/are being generated just from looking at it...the hallmarks of a great evocative map. Call this one done and do the robber camp (for instance) in something at a much closer zoom. Sometimes we, myself included, forget that a great map doesn't have to have all sorts of pretty mountains and super trees to be good.
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I was being sarcastic by the way. As stated before I like the map because it doesn't have too many places of interest. So I agree with Ascension.
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Gandwarf has fallen into shadow...
Excellent map. Really effective with the colour scheme. I really like the shape of the island as well...very fantastical.
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