Great House of Morgyle

[J.Edward]

This is sort of a map, just doesn't have labels at the moment.
And may actually become part of a larger rendering of the entire estate.
I am not entirely sure at this point.
I was sitting around drawing on Saturday? or was it Sunday?.. I think it was Saturday.
Drew up several little images and this was one and then a little story sort of sprouted.
[This was maybe 3 by 4 inches or so. Somewhat small for me.]

Here's that story....
This is the great house of Morgyle, or, as it is known among humans,
The Longshadows; the estate of the ancient and noble family of Albinuris.

However, among the cats of the Silver Lakes, it has long been known as
the roaming lands of that great and widely acclaimed feline
and most noble personage [or as it were... cattage ? ],
the great Morgyle the Grey - survivor of the Ratten Plague
and feller of the Catslayer, the human RinqleSnarl
as the cats call him. [In life he was Olaf Grenil.]

The estate is extensive with many barns further afield
and a very large collection of cellars and basements.
Such wondrous places a cat might wander and lay about
in such pleasure with things to see and to smell that delight
the senses and arouse the strange feline passions.

The Albinuris family have long been friends of the Feline folk,
as well as host to a varied array of creatures, mythical and general.
And from them have they learned much that is both hidden and secret.
Such as the time of day when it is best to eat a nut or to clean one's nails
of the blood of one's foe, should one claw that foe to utter ruin.

It is rumored that Lady Kuris, a most ancient dame of House Albinuris,
speaks 10 dialects of Cat and has a passing understanding of
the Rattenspech, as well as the lost tongue of Micenaur.
She was known to mediate disputes between the Rats and Cats
when requested to act as such, for they have many grievances, those two.


And here's the little image/map thing, as it sits right now....
I am always reminded of Larb and flowers in the grass, so those are a nod to her.

[Samstego]

For such a small thing it is incredibly pretty. The background was an interesting read as well.

[Chashio]

Nice little piece, J You could totally do a book of these.

[- JO -]

Wonderful... I'd like to wander in those garden, though I don't think my dogs are welcome ?

[Wingshaw]

Yes, I'm with Chashio. A book of Sir Inkman's maps. Each page could tell the story of a different locale. You write that book, sir, and you will be a wealthy man indeed. And deservedly so.

A fantastic map, and a wonderful story. Sadly I can't rep you at the moment.

Wingshaw

[Bogie]

Wonderfulness!

[Ilanthar]

You really have a knack for the "fairytale" imbued map. I can easily imagine how a book of your maps, texts & illustration would be great.
And I really approve and support the pretty flowers ! I hope it's gonna convince Larb to deliver us new gorgeous maps .

[J.Edward]

For such a small thing it is incredibly pretty. The background was an interesting read as well.

Thank you Sam

Nice little piece, J You could totally do a book of these.

Thanks Chashio
I should... only...what ? ... maybe 99 or so more of them to go?
How many would be enough for a book, do you suppose?

Wonderful... I'd like to wander in those garden, though I don't think my dogs are welcome ?

Thanks JO Your dog could go... but with all the cats, would they want to?

Yes, I'm with Chashio. A book of Sir Inkman's maps. Each page could tell the story of a different locale. You write that book, sir, and you will be a wealthy man indeed. And deservedly so.

A fantastic map, and a wonderful story. Sadly I can't rep you at the moment.

Wingshaw

Thanks so much Wingshaw
Do you have a thought on how many maps a book like that should have? or at least pages?

Wonderfulness!

Thank you Bogie
Possibly fit for Sir Bogramal's summer cottage

You really have a knack for the "fairytale" imbued map. I can easily imagine how a book of your maps, texts & illustration would be great.
And I really approve and support the pretty flowers ! I hope it's gonna convince Larb to deliver us new gorgeous maps .

Thank you Ilanthar
We will see with books. I am trying to set up Patreon at the moment.
And absolutely YES - Larb... where are you?
[concentrates very hard....telepathically messages Larb - visit~the~Guild... ~visit~... ]

[Wingshaw]

Thanks so much Wingshaw
Do you have a thought on how many maps a book like that should have? or at least pages?

Hmm, how about 50?

Wingshaw

[FrancescaBaerald]

This is a little precious jewel. Very well done!