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Alderbridge
🕑 Added 2015-04-03 15:18:01 +0000 UTC Ah, city maps. They are some of my favourites, and some of my most hated works. A good city map makes me want to run a game immediately when I see it, but takes me three times as long to draw as any other similarly-sized map (maybe due to all those little boxes I sit and draw for hours at a time?) Named for the massive wooden bridge that spans the Merrow River in the heart of the city, Alderbridge is better known for its more recent and impressive span – “Kurroth’s Crossing”. Made by dwarves during a lull in the great war, it is a good 60 feet wide and 180 feet long and made of black metal and nearly white quartz-heavy granite. “Kuroth’s Crossing” is also known as “Kuroth’s Beard” because the head engineer (Kuroth Burgothal) had a beard that was almost as white as snow except for four long bands of black that he braided forward prominently. Alderbridge is quite close to a major granite quarry which explains the number of fortified structures in the city (drawn in black). It is further fortified by the small enclave to the south of the city proper. This sub-fortress is the Alderbridge Scholastica – a school of wizardry, magics and astrology. As the first map of April, the map of Alderbridge is released under a free commercial license, so it is open for everyone to do with as they please for personal or commercial projects. You can use, reuse, remix, modify, fold, spindle and/or manipulate the maps that are being published under the commercial license on a royalty-free basis as long as they include attribution (“Cartography by Dyson Logos” or “Maps by Dyson Logos”). For more information on the licence or for the 300dpi version of the map, head on over to the blog post at https://rpgcharacters.wordpress.com/2015/04/03/friday-map-alderbridge/
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Dyson Logos
I've got a small space ship deckplan coming up, but the reality is that my drawing style doesn't work as well for sci-fi as it does for fantasy.
JasonAW3
If you did Science Fiction maps and deck plans, I'd much st likely be a $10.00 subscriber.
Devlin
almost reminds me of something one would see in a wheel of Time book
