Reply With QuoteOkay imagine a square box 3000 x 3000 pixels wide.
Here's a reference image.
Now in each quadrant I will describe the most important aspects of what needs to be there. Islands and such I will add later, but this is the lay of the land for the most part.
If you can draw it, you are my hero
I appreciate all efforts and kindly ask the right to even frankenstien different ones together to get a final product.
ALL contributors, not matter how small a piece I use of their coastline willl get FULL credit as contributing cartographers (especially if this sees print). Also you reserve the right to use your coastline submission for any projects you see fit with no contestation from me.
Okay let's get on with the description.
Northwest Quadrant
• A the top of the quadrant is the western end of the Viking lands. Fjords and such.
• The Viking lands make the north shore of a large sea, the Galfas Sea.
• The opposite shore is made up of the north coast of Pendria/Shale/Colwyn, with Shale having a jutting point where Loch Lothian is and where the city of Highguard lays.
• Right at the far right side of the quadrant, coming off the sea, is Blackfish Bay, a good sized and daggerlike bay that runs from north to south, larger in the north.
• The land mass on the left of Blackfish bay is where Ambria (lower part), the Riverlands (feeding into Blackfish Bay) and Colwyn (making the top part and curving to the left with Galfas Sea) are.
• The far left of the landmass sits on a vast ocean and moves south and curves in making the north shore of Tengle Bay, a large bay that runs east to west.
Northeast Quadrant
• The top of this quadrant is the eastern continuation of the Viking lands that have a good sized bay coming off the sea on the northeastern side. It goes from left to right, but not more than half way through the quadrant.
• The southern part of this bay is a long stretch of land that ends in a largish peninsula that curves out making the southern shore of the sea from the NW Quadrant.
• That shore continues westward (left) to eventually curve south, making the eastern (right) shore of Black Fishbay.
• The upper right hand corner of this quadrant has a large chunk of a sea that we cannot see all over in the east.
• the rest of this quadrant is land.
Southwest Quadrant
• Tengle Bay dominates the top part of this quadrant, with it’s right side curving down to make the plain and house the city of Kestle at the mouth of the Greyhawk river.
• The south shore of Tengle Bay heads to the west (left) side of the quadrant, before curving southwards (down).
• The west coast of this land mass travels south, making up Caralon, and then round out and heads back to the east (right)
• This travels at an angle to the middle bottom of the quadrant making the shore of seas below.
• It curves back north (topwards) about 3/4ths of the way towards the middle, making another shore line.
• At the top of this shoreline is a great lake/inland sea (the western half, the eastern half is in the southeast quadrant) with a largish peninsula that creates a reach off the western (left) side of the lake.
Souteast Quadrant
• The shattered shore makes up the eastern (right) part of the gulf that leads to the inland sea/lake.
• The easterm part of this lake/sea is mostly in the upper left corner of this quadrant.
• Off of (above) the shattered shore is a small but pronounced bay that leads south to north.
• On the east side of the shattered shore is a rugged and long coastline, that defines the northernish shore of a long bay that extends in sort of west to eastish (left to right).
• The southern part of this bay is a land mass that comes out and curves at the mouth of the bay southwards making the western shore of the Solani wastes, which dominates the southeastern (mid to lower right) corner of this quadrant.
• Below the wastes is another almost peninsula that is Kandar, it is almost at the bottom of the right side of this quadrant.
I await with baited breath and hopes held high
Originally Posted by Eilathen
