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All I can say is wow. I can't imagine the hours you put into that.

I second that...

Yes very nice job

*Does a quick forum search* That'll be Kroner, but none of my characters have met her though.

Never met her either, but I agree, WOW.

I am impressed all the more because, with Dirt, I have an idea how long that took.

Also, I now have at least the coastlines or better of 3 of the 6 land masses I know of populations being on. OOCly regretfully, but that's a more of a "for now" regret.

I am also impressed. I have a character who is absolutely going to cry when she sees it-- it's basically exactly what she's set out to do herself.

Fortunately, she hasn't come across the map yet.

Ah, well, at least when it happens, it'll give me one less character with a goal worth playing.

your character doesn't have to worry too much. the map is far from complete. all the grey coast line are the parts she pretty much guessed. and most of the locations are also placed roughly where she estimated they would go. so right now it's really more a way for characters to get a sense of where locations are in relationship to each other than an absolutely acurate navagational tool. i'm correcting it as i get more information.

That's good to know.

Yeah, I was looking at the map and comparing it to Rigel Starseeker's (the Pirate) Coastal Map and noticed some minor discrepencies, which can be corrected by comparing the two. Excellent job nonetheless.

Especially when on the other largely populated island, I'm still using both Armedian's and Rylan's less accurate one. Except, these all maps do contribute to the game experience, and convenience our characters. Can never take them for granted.

Where is the map?

I know there is one in Seatown. It is very nice indeed Kroner! Good work. We need more coastal maps around to (Hint Hint).

nitefyre wrote:That's good to know.

Yeah, I was looking at the map and comparing it to Rigel Starseeker's (the Pirate) Coastal Map and noticed some minor discrepencies, which can be corrected by comparing the two. Excellent job nonetheless.

Especially when on the other largely populated island, I'm still using both Armedian's and Rylan's less accurate one. Except, these all maps do contribute to the game experience, and convenience our characters. Can never take them for granted.

I thought Rigel was a Stone Knight ... not a Pirate ...

I have a character who was planning to follow in his mapping footsteps, and maybe see if he could find the man himself. This could get ... interesting.

nitefyre wrote:That's good to know.

incidently the first thing written below the picture is a disclaimer about the maps accuracy and an explanation about the coast line colors.

kroner wrote:

nitefyre wrote:That's good to know.

incidently the first thing written below the picture is a disclaimer about the maps accuracy and an explanation about the coast line colors.

I know

Agar wrote:

nitefyre wrote:That's good to know.

Yeah, I was looking at the map and comparing it to Rigel Starseeker's (the Pirate) Coastal Map and noticed some minor discrepencies, which can be corrected by comparing the two. Excellent job nonetheless.

Especially when on the other largely populated island, I'm still using both Armedian's and Rylan's less accurate one. Except, these all maps do contribute to the game experience, and convenience our characters. Can never take them for granted.

I thought Rigel was a Stone Knight ... not a Pirate ...

I have a character who was planning to follow in his mapping footsteps, and maybe see if he could find the man himself. This could get ... interesting.

One town's Pirate is another town's explorer.

I second the Andaru kudos...

I'm one of the first people to get the 1053 edition

and i even contributed, sorta.