WIP - Northern Bravia - for D&D - 1st map!

[Eilathen]

I like the coastline. You might want to mix up your mountain-symbols a bit...now it is kind of too regular/one sided with just one type of mountain.
Tell us a bit about your world. And as a world-map enthusiast...show us the whole world

[captive411]

I like the coastline. You might want to mix up your mountain-symbols a bit...now it is kind of too regular/one sided with just one type of mountain.
Tell us a bit about your world. And as a world-map enthusiast...show us the whole world

Thanks! And I agree about the symbols. I'm still drawing my own and plan to get much more variety in there. As for the world, it is also a WIP so it is still forming in my head. I am starting a D&D campaign very soon and I needed the region mapped out. The idea is that the players have sailed up river from the capital of Brevia to the Harbor and the traveled over land to Thorn.

The nation of Bravia is still recovering from a very bloody civil war which has made the capital a difficult place to make a living. The violence in the capital and the new labor force needed in Thorn has made the small town grow much faster than anyone expected. Thorn is a small town built around an archaeological dig site funded by one very charismatic nobleman. The players will decide why they are there and what they are after. In the meantime, they may be called upon to defend Thorn from roaming Barbarians, suicidal Goblins, and Demon worshiping cultists.

Eventually they will realize the dig site and the head Archaeologist is at the root of the conflict. The Archaeologist has secretly uncovered, at the dig site, the means to summon an ancient demon lord. To keep this quiet he is paying the barbarians and goblins to attack the town and makes sure anyone suspect of him are killed off. He is also in control of the demon cult. When he finds the final piece of the puzzle, he'll start the ritual to summon the demon lord.

This will all take place from level 1 to maybe 5 or so. After that, who knows? I have a vague idea of the lands beyond this region. As my world and the players' story takes shape, I'll surely be adding more.