Anonymous #1 8w

The bridge was build by Pycern (imperial empire) to encourage trade between the 3 cities. The bridges are large and wide enough that they each have their own small cities in the middle point of the bridge. The reason why it’s better than boats is because boats are generally either owners by the wealthy, or cost a lot of money to be a passenger on. With the bridges, it encourages migration and trade for everyone, regardless of economic status.

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Anonymous OP 8w

The scale of the map is pretty small. It would take about a month to travel from the top to the bottom and about 2 months from left to right. I may adjust that though.

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Anonymous #2 8w

Lmao thanks. I do plan on having this very boat focused.

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Anonymous OP 8w

I suggest pirates being common enemy types then.. because pirates are funny.

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Anonymous #2 8w

clown pirates to be exact

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Anonymous #3 8w

I was thinking the same thing wtf hell yeah clown pirates

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Anonymous OP 8w

already imagining a point in the campaign for a chase scene in the city as the bridge and city gets destroyed that's so cool

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Anonymous #4 8w

I’m assuming Azgaar’s fantasy map generator

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Anonymous #6 8w

It’s a website called “Inkarnate.” It’s free, but it’s only $25 per year for a bunch of awesome stuff too that I highly recommend

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Anonymous #7 8w

Oh shit I totally forgot rivers existed lmao i need to make a few changes

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Anonymous #2 8w

ALIEN CLOWN PIRATES!!!

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Anonymous aphrodisiac 8w

I do plan on having a war break out at some point with one of the cities sabotaging the bridge with explosives or something. Maybe throw in a sea monster or two during the fight for shits n giggles idk.

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Anonymous #8 8w

This isn’t the whole planet, but a very large archipelago. If the campaign goes well, I may expand on the lore and world that takes place on another continent or something.

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Anonymous OP 8w

As far as the plate techtonics go, the reason why the shatterlands looks like that is because there is a primordial “ooze” thing that emerged from the earth about 50 years ago, making Venarion a dead city and breaking apart the land when it emerged. It’s been dormant since the destruction of the city, but people still watch it just to be sure (The Rehabilitation and The Guardians). If you couldn’t tell, that part of the world is obviously inspired by A song of ice and fire.

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Anonymous OP 8w

For a point of reference on scale, it takes around 35-37 days of constant walking (no stops to sleep or eat) to cross the US so I’d adjust your scale accordingly. The map is bangin tho and you can just say it’s as big or small as you want

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Anonymous #12 8w

There’s actually a reason to this lol. Bronski (the city in the gulf without a bridge) was becoming a naval powerhouse. Before the bridges were built, bronski, Mulphan, and Stifflehold were prosperous trading partners. Feeling at risk, Pycern decided to make 3 bridges to dissuade the other 2 cities from trading with Bronski. This led to a steep economic decline in Bronski, which persuaded them into evolving to a “bandit economy” just to survive.

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Anonymous OP 8w

So basically yes, Pycern was being an asshole

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