Temple of Dyrge -

[Steel General]

Look up in the sky, its a bird, its a plane - NO its Temple Man!

SG, the single-minded Temple Creator - haven't you had enough!

I thought about creating a Serpent temple after your start on your second temple, but I didn't want to step on your new possible contest entry.


GP

Call me a glutton for punishment I guess.

I'd love to see your take on a Serpent temple. We can always use them in the CWBP if nothing else.

Can you post a WIP of the Cavern Temple or is that against your agreement?

I got on these 'kicks' (for lack of a better word) every once in a while where I really get into something and crank out a bunch of stuff - regardless of the subject, then I run out of juice.

Actually mapping out some of the temples for my pantheon is something I've been wanting to do for a long time, just never got around to. Ultimately I'd like to do at least 1 temple per deity, but I'm sure I'll probably get "tired" of doing them and stop. I plan on doing one more after this, sort of a Deity 'Union Hall' that I came up with in one of the blurbs I wrote, and I still need to finish the Tomival temple too.

[Gamerprinter]

Can you post a WIP of the Cavern Temple or is that against your agreement?

Well considering Nick the Greek at Mongoose is sick this week and he's the coordinator for maps, I'd need is permission to post. Considering it is not published yet - I really doubt it.

Maybe I'll work on a Temple of Serpents map as well.

GP

[jfrazierjr]

Actually mapping out some of the temples for my pantheon is something I've been wanting to do for a long time, just never got around to. Ultimately I'd like to do at least 1 temple per deity, but I'm sure I'll probably get "tired" of doing them and stop. I plan on doing one more after this, sort of a Deity 'Union Hall' that I came up with in one of the blurbs I wrote, and I still need to finish the Tomival temple too.

Not that I don't want to see one temple per deity, but I would generally like to go the other direction and see multiple temples for the same deity to get an idea of how each locale makes use of it's native materials in addition to it's own local architecture (assuming the deity does not say all must be exactly like X). This is especially true in a world with a wide geographical area, perhaps separated by oceans or other largish natural barriers.