*** November / December Lite Challenge VOTING - Temples, etc ***

[ravells]

Snap Ramah, I could have copied and pasted your comments into my post.

[mearrin69]

Yeah, Ramah sums it up for me as well.

IG gets my vote. Love the textures and if he doesn't do the Ravenloft maps in the same style soon I'm going to vote him off of the island for good!

PlumCrazy would get my second vote. I like the draftsmanly quality and I notice more details the more I look at it.

I really dig the look of Vorhees' map at thumbnail scale but the full-size version doesn't grab me for some reason. Still, some nice details. Love the blood from all of the sacrifices and the little Incan mandala thingie in the lower-right corner is to die for.

Love the look of the tile floor in Xyll's map and the inset designs are cool. Wormspeaker had a cool concept but it would have benefitted from some side-view explanation (think I saw it in the WIP thread). I like the style of meleeguy's map - nice and clean and I'd like to see more maps like it - but I don't grok the map itself. For one thing...how does one get in?

Nice work everyone and congrats on finishing entries! Rep all around. I'll go do it now so I remember.
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[Jaxilon]

I voted for Vorhees even though, as said, the thumb looks better than the closeup. There wasn't a huge amount to look at but those stairs going in got me wondering what was inside.

I liked IG's as well, the coloring was fabulous and there was some technical detail linking up the stairs and all. I especially liked the glass. I think I would have liked a little rubble that maybe gave the impression that if you dug a bit you might find another chamber though. It looked swept clean for such a ruined place.

I guess my GM'ing effects how I view a map or image. If it fires up adventure seeds I'm a happy camper.

PlumCrazy had a real clean nice style on his as well.

I guess that's it, great job everyone who got entries in. I hope to enter some of these myself but you all deserve a round of applause because you actually put your feet in the arena this round.

[nolgroth]

My vote goes to Industrygothica. Looking at his map made me think of the old Dragonlance modules. Those were the first modules I read that deviated from the traditional flat maps I was used to.