A map of manmade structures and natural walls

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A map of manmade structures and natural walls

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So I combined the maps available so that the bird's eye map shows the location of natural walls.

note that it also includes the pink dots for where trees rocks, etc. used to be.

This may help people plan roads.

Here is the map.

Ok, hopefully, that will work. I had to get rid of some color information, so it will not be quite the same.
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Re: A map of manmade structures and natural walls

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photobucket is pretty good, you just have to register for free. I think willhostforfood can work as well :)
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I typically use imageshack for stuff that I just want to put up and then forget about... My girlfriend uses flikr (she's fairly into photography) and then there's photobucket, which I see forum people use a lot
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Re: A map of manmade structures and natural walls

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Those might resize huge images, however.
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Woah i tried photobucket before but it resized my map.

Nice map by the way.
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Its going to now have to include the shrines I'm starting to make. :D
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Awesome, thanks!
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Jfloyd wrote:Its going to now have to include the shrines I'm starting to make. :D
You mean the runes you made right?
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sami1337 wrote:
Jfloyd wrote:Its going to now have to include the shrines I'm starting to make. :D
You mean the runes you made right?
Well, they're going to have really elaborate and long paths leading up to them. They'd be noticable on a map.
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I guess the next step in making a map would be to label all the prominent communities. Unfortunately, I only know the names of a few.

Although scouting them out might be interesting.
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