maps of hà nội (2023)

St. Aughters Ville AU designs and map

It’s Map Time!!! We have the Black and White Version that is more canon Warriors map styled and the colored one!!!

I found Mappa Imperium via a YouTube comment and it is brilliant, so I feel the need to yell about it so other interested people might find it. If you have any interest in map drawing or worldbuilding this is a 10/10 recommendation.

Basically, you develop a world map starting from land masses. You then develop deities, geography, factions, etc. The randomized tables use 1-3 D6 and the prompts are usually open ended enough to spark creativity without dictating too much.

This is a fully fleshed out game on it's own (not traditional role playing, but I argue still role playing) but I can also see how it would have applications as a session zero for another game.

Can be played solo or with several people. My only complaint is that I wish there was a printer-friendly version.

It's Pay What You Want (AKA Free If You Want), here is the itch.io

[Pictured is the first map that I ended up with while playing the game.]

Woah hey it’s the thing from Instagram. Now in non-horrible quality

Anyway, redraw of a big mashup map thing from a couple years ago because the Super Mario RPG remake took over my life and reinstalled mario autism into my brain

map concepts for the DND campaign im writing

i always have wayyy too much fun with map making

Pre orders going out for Border Riding (dog for scale)

So we remade the map again

Thousand years pass, and the echoes of the Nyrrawās are apparent. Many Kafurr’ had left any agriculture, carrying on any traditions or stories of the settlements in more mobile forms. Such people adopt a new name Kaiurr’ diss aligning themself from the cult of crops. Remnants of the Kafurr’ are a small state on the coast, employing rivers to hinder any potential raids and a number of city states, hiding themself in mountainous regions, where they are shielded by the landscape. Kafurr’s southern offshoots adopt a river-faring nomadic lifestyle. Going down with the flow, they meet and interact with similarly adapted migrants from the Tonuwērdai. Ēwar’ recognize their shared lineage and fate, dubbing their northern neighbors Kayarunar’ - “Folk that look like us”. Some sailors of Nuch Wejykōiur find G’utölan - Sutviprra of Nyzymagaf’öl zhan, who managed to win over some more territory for them. Interestingly enough, these territories are gained through assimilation, rather than conquest, but the deeper in their territory you go, the more isolationist G’utölan get, as a remnant of their founding circumstances.To the north, islands Wkonuwēr, Wower and Fulel’ had developed their own identities and politics. In particular, Natives would not name the whole island Fulel’ - only the south-eastern part, closer to other Kafurr’, but as you move westward and cross the river, you get to Kōhonidai. To the north - Beyond the Yawelār mountains it is Kuzisōw - land particularly isolated, and so Sutviprra there move away from their previous identities quicker. Some researchers continue to explore along the Tofur’akuiwer coast, across the Worowalasōw sea.

In fact, Kūwnukujur’ of the coast are in a very interesting position. They themself are resigned to the mountain valleys, because open territories are populated by other tribes, some of them speaking alien, but seemingly complex language - they encounter Gutölan, but overwhelmed researchers dub them Wodiakukarr’. Gutölan on the other hand, are alarmed by tighter competition with Sutviprra with smaller body size, but more engineering Nyzgöts from the east and less sophisticated culturally, but capable in their own right Konölthazyt göts. Gutölan populations, who approach the mountains have a chance to meet uninviting on the first glance, but capable and ready for trade and communication - Lun Mauñuts - Unzu, who herd and live off of mauñuts - bipedal nimble and resilient creatures. Rarely, after a lifelong connection between Sutviprra and Mauñuts one could become a rider - the one, who is trusted by the animal so deeply they allow an individual to climb their back.

South from the Göman mountain range, the Unzu family admire a wild landscape. Savannah of Kodomzun Kaföln is a place with a unique flora - what looks like trees are endemic to this region and come from cactusoids and drought resistant plants found nowhere else. Environments get truly weird in the jungles of Katsdumzan. Apart from consisting of endemic flora, Jungles stand in a place with no rivers. Despite receiving frequent rains, some plants still had to evolve to capture and preserve water, their stems and leaves contorting into vases or pots. Closer to the shore, more novel plants appear. Like earth’s palm trees, their seeds can clear great distances on water - in this case seas Nzymakodat and Atkaduñ. Over the range of Sun Gatsakun, another offshoot of Unzu, this time western Unu are the pioneers from their civilization. To the north of them - Kagafözan desert, another jungle biome, this time consisting of whatever plants crawled their way here up the rivers. From the west, unfortunately, nothing inviting comes. First time their ancestors made their way here, they may have distressed kutharrnuzezha - intelligent bird-like creatures who happen to have great memory, web of contacts and symbiotic relationship with Rraferuk - Sutviprra of this region. From that time, these birds alarm any tribes of danger, and any attempts of contact are met with defensive violence.

In the meantime, Tharrtharr diversified, splitting into two distinct groups - lower shore Sárrsárr have access to the more temperate forests of the Kùrón shores - Jozén. Their access to wood and opportunities for water travel proliferated raft building and river faring. Thaarr of the northern lake coast are isolated in their resources, and as Sárrsárr expansion northwest started, they have to move east in search for a better chance. Also, Thaarr have become somewhat of the Sárrsárr’s natural enemies, with Thaarr resort to stealing vessels and produce of Sárrsárr.

Kawarra - Sutviprra, who still hold the Tonuweerdai islands, keep active trade going from Wurrakujinor Kajawerrada to Tofuranucherrasowe. Keeping intact with jungle culture, they spread name for the continent to all - Eekisur’ “Oujsōer” becomes Kakasurra “Owejasorra” to Kaaisur “Oejasora” and Gutölanaf “Ovezasola”.

what's better than drawing maps... drawing maps to procrastinate uni deadlines

carving wholes into this island like its Swiss cheese

feel free to offer random names for this place if you come across this, also a nicer, clearer version under the cut

fantasy landscape, 2021

have yourself some nomads

Empireverse map

Sketchbook X Page 34

One day I am going to have to draw a map of Olrion—that day is fast approaching, in fact—and the thought of doing so makes me want to cry.

Does anyone have any tips on how to do this? Any online resources? Or do I just draw some vaguely continent shaped blobs and throw words at it like spaghetti on a wall?

The forest wolves pack completed!

Territory

Culture

Concept art of Huvrr

All the wolves and their family trees