View Poll Results: Please vote for 2 entries

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  • Blackwater - Jakewoods

    10 31.25%
  • The Yawning Strait and Environs - Hai-Etlik

    8 25.00%
  • Haradvar! -eadrian

    4 12.50%
  • Danavear - StillCypher

    8 25.00%
  • Gulf of Malabor - gilgamec

    0 0%
  • Devil's Head - Immolate

    7 21.88%
  • County of Clether - Zar Peter

    1 3.13%
  • Golden Sands - msa

    11 34.38%
  • Ever Expanding Enviorns of Tavor - Redrobes

    0 0%
  • Thakore Sea - Albrechtw4

    5 15.63%
  • Errland - lab205

    0 0%
  • Crescent Peninsula - JoeyD473

    0 0%
  • Ivujuvik - ironmetal250

    7 21.88%
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Thread: *** May / June 09 Lite Challenge Voting - Regional Map***

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    Quote Originally Posted by ravells View Post
    I'm glad you voted for msa's that one is a stunner.


    Mid-way through the contest, or even until the last week, I was sure I had a good chance of winning. Now, I think I'd be lucky to be in the top 3!

    It was a very tough vote. I was drawn towards Imm and Zar because I think they are the most like mine (which I am partial to!). Of them, I think that Imm's frame and textures were just slightly better, so it got my vote. I wanted to give my other vote to something with a different style, and after a lot of back and forth I went with Alb. I really like his color pallet and the stylistic consistency.

    Really, so many others deserved a vote. Cypher, in my mind, was neck and neck with Alb in terms of a consistent and complete map. The illustrated maps by Hai, Iron, and Ead were all stunning, and the only reason I didn't consider them was because so many others included a frame, compass rose, and placard that these seemed less complete. And, of course, Jake's map is simply amazing, and probably the only reason I didn't vote for it is because, in my probably broken mind, the photo-realistic map causes cognitive dissonance with the fantasy names and settings.

    PS. I think one of the reasons this competition was so stunning is because this was the sort of thing most of us probably joined for. I know I found this board looking for techniques to "map a region" that my D&D group plays in
    Last edited by msa; 06-13-2009 at 11:52 AM.

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