New Dawn of the West Satellite View

[töff]

Hmm. Lake Of Fire. Interesting.

Does magic keep it molten? Or do you have some complex geological phenomenon for it. I figure if it's on the map, it's a long-term terrain feature.

edit: I didn't mean the magic part to sound sarcastic. I meant, is this map for a fantasy world wherein magic is a factor.

[Redrobes]

Veeery nice - welcome to +2 repping power

[CartoGeo]

Hmm. Lake Of Fire. Interesting.

Does magic keep it molten? Or do you have some complex geological phenomenon for it. I figure if it's on the map, it's a long-term terrain feature.

edit: I didn't mean the magic part to sound sarcastic. I meant, is this map for a fantasy world wherein magic is a factor.

It has the City of Brass located on that volcanic landscape which from my knowledge is JUST a D&D place, although other game systems might have it... unless this is a world for a novel or something... I imagine the D&D correct term would be that it is somewhere in the Elemental Chaos and its molten landscape crisscrossed with rivers of molten material and such, due to the specific local it is in, in the Elemental Chaos - home of the Effrets and fire elementals - but since I see a large body of water, I am under a falase impression about which City of Brass this is.