This is such a wonderful collection. I really love it. Is it available as single pages rather than spreads? It would be so much easier to print as a half-page booklet that way! Do you have that as a file anywhere?
at time i did as a means to make hardcopies more difficult and was planning to finish and publish it - i might have a version as described and will try and stick on lulu or drivethrough
Oh, that's really great. Hey, I do have a question, though. I cannot for the life of me figure out where Shadelport is on the Exile Island map. It's not labeled, and it doesn't say anywhere in the booklet where it is, exactly. Can you tell me where it's supposed to be on the maps?
No, I had seen all those maps of course. I couldn't find its location on the island itself. I finally found it tucked on the farthest left bit of the "New Lands" map. This work is incredible. If I could suggest one thing without overstepping, it would be to put Shadel Port on the island maps themselves. You have Bloodsand Cove on the first Local Geography map, but that's the only way I can guess where Shadel Port is on the island itself now that I've found it in relation to Port Bloodsand (which is also not on any of the island maps). Again, no criticism from me! This is an incredible work! I think I'm going to use it as the base for my the world I run for my daughters!
156 pages of tables... Wow!
ReplyDeleteLots and lots of utility here, many thanks for sharing.
This hits the table now.
Thanks for doing this and putting it up!
ReplyDeleteThis is really awesome.
ReplyDeleteDAMN! Kinda rendered a bit speech (and comment)-less. This is amazing.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone
ReplyDeleteThank you!!! This weekend, it will see the light of day. Empty houses! Gangs!
ReplyDeleteAnd magic frogs!!!!
Thank you!!!
This is so exceedingly brilliant
ReplyDeleteThis is such a wonderful collection. I really love it. Is it available as single pages rather than spreads? It would be so much easier to print as a half-page booklet that way! Do you have that as a file anywhere?
ReplyDeleteat time i did as a means to make hardcopies more difficult and was planning to finish and publish it - i might have a version as described and will try and stick on lulu or drivethrough
DeleteAh! Of course. I understand. It's just fantastic. Thanks for making it available here. I love all your work.
DeleteCould you give us a link to your drivethrough stuff?
Deletei dont have one now but plan to this year
DeleteOh, that's really great. Hey, I do have a question, though. I cannot for the life of me figure out where Shadelport is on the Exile Island map. It's not labeled, and it doesn't say anywhere in the booklet where it is, exactly. Can you tell me where it's supposed to be on the maps?
ReplyDeletehttps://www.flickr.com/photos/konsumterra/8509614074/in/album-72157631656547261
ReplyDeletehttps://www.flickr.com/photos/konsumterra/8932110419/in/album-72157631656547261
https://www.flickr.com/photos/konsumterra/8888339714/in/album-72157631656547261
No, I had seen all those maps of course. I couldn't find its location on the island itself. I finally found it tucked on the farthest left bit of the "New Lands" map. This work is incredible. If I could suggest one thing without overstepping, it would be to put Shadel Port on the island maps themselves. You have Bloodsand Cove on the first Local Geography map, but that's the only way I can guess where Shadel Port is on the island itself now that I've found it in relation to Port Bloodsand (which is also not on any of the island maps).
ReplyDeleteAgain, no criticism from me! This is an incredible work! I think I'm going to use it as the base for my the world I run for my daughters!
shadelport is skull port in german
Deletesome maps i thought was on flickr are not so i will find the blog posts with hyper detailed urban maps
https://elfmaidsandoctopi.blogspot.com/2014/04/osr-dnd-settings-why-i-made-exile-island.html
https://elfmaidsandoctopi.blogspot.com/2013/02/close-up-hexcrawl-and-tables.html
i updated this map over years of game play
https://elfmaidsandoctopi.blogspot.com/2013/02/close-up-hexcrawl-and-tables.html