Torstan, thank you for the heads up on the paperclip file option and for the compliment. As for Tolkein being an influence... I hadn't read any of Tolkein's work until after I graduated college in '87. lol If you are wondering about the name Argontath (yes, only one letter away from Argonath. I get that comment every now and then ), I was sitting with a friend of mine doing our chemistry homework and also throwing around names for the "new" world map I had created. I saw 'argon' in my chem-book and on the suggestion of my friend I should add the name of my "Paladin-Explorer" Tathis to it and came up with Argontathis... it sounded corny, so I cut the name short.

My fantasy influences were Lawrence Watt-Evans, Roger Zelazny, Michael Moorcock, Raymond E. Feist and David Eddings. I've always found Tolkein to be a very dry read as I enjoy a more high fantasy type of story. I did enjoy the movies though.

~Valtharius the Mad

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Wow - that's quite a set of maps and some lovely art. Do I detect just a hint of a Tolkein influence?

They are great! On a future note - it's possible to hist the files directly on this site, by clicking the paper clip in the top of the advanced editing view when you are composing a message. This allows you to upload images to here and means your threads are less prone to the whims of other websites. When you've uploaded all the images you want to put in a post, you can place them in the text by clicking the paperclip again and selecting the image you want to place.

Welcome and have some rep for some truly beautiful maps.