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How many of you are enjoying Animal Crossing: New Horizon? I know I am. :-)

If you want to give your players a similar island holiday, one of my old maps is up to the task:
https://t.co/iH9nvdsZp1

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Today’s post on https://t.co/FuDQk7UtI7 // HOW TO USE GRADIENT MAPS by

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My day with the postcard collection ends in California, where I view the residence of Luther Burbank, a pioneer in agricultural science. From there I visit San Bernardino, where an arrowhead shape measuring 1,375 x 449 feet rests upon the mountainside.

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Short introduction! I create DM tools, modular tiles and maps to utilize said tiles, all to be used in tabletop games. My tools can be found at https://t.co/JhZtTb5Kw2, ou can also find me on https://t.co/9xWb6JEPf3 if you like what you see. Check some of my works below:

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Friendly reminder: I've added the new Candy Kingdom maps and notable story bits from JP's update to the website! The new accessories have also been added, all in their respective pages.

https://t.co/cPgxnVNWbD

https://t.co/b03RExK9oE

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I just learned how to use gradient maps and bitch, I'm thriving.

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Adventure Framework is out: Winterwold. Cover & page 2 art by the amazing Matt Morrow, map by the excellent Iconic Maps https://t.co/oc0IVgLe2d

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Often (all the time) I put obstacles in my battle maps with no idea how people will overcome them. Tell me, how would your PC deal with the gap on this broken bridge?

The full map:
https://t.co/FLdPCwomTe

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Maps which show well-defined clan territories with clear boundaries are a Victorian invention. Scottish Gaelic society was far more flexible and sophisticated than a simple emphasis on kinship and strictly defined territories would suggest

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I started GMing 3 years ago(!) & it's all captured in my podcast .

I love indie TTRPGs & most of the games I've run are one shots. I did finish my 1st ever campaign using which is a system I absolutely adore & it was a joy to create maps for our world.

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The Map Department’s postcard collection takes me on a trip through Norway. It begins in Trondheim the capital of Norway in the Viking Age. From here I continue to Hammerfest before sailing from Cape Nordkinn, the northernmost point of mainland Europe.

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I was doodling the look of some old school maps and ended up here. I do not know if this will end up in a video or not, but here you go.

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Check out these interactive elevation maps of world rivers created by to view some spectacular fluvial geomorphology! https://t.co/39Sx43u1rw

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gradient maps are the greatest thing ever actually

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our DM said his headcanon is that Archer is farsighted. so while he can shoot his bow just fine he needs glasses to read his maps and things, and I just couldn't get it out of my head.

I am in love with Archer wearing glasses so we are rolling with it!

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The "Goblin Bigrock" is one of my favorite maps so far. Perhaps it is the perfect balance between isometric and top-down? I should play around with this perspective some more.

The Goblin Bigrock:
https://t.co/EmxUkQ1otQ

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2010 vs 2020!!

i was ten years old and didn't know how to draw backgrounds so i literally just took one of the maps from maplestory and stuck it in the drawing 😅 but im glad that ten years later im putting more effort into creating backgrounds!

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"The Man of Commerce" by A.F. McKay from 1889 is probably still one of the most horribly forced metaphorical maps. It pains me to look at the thing. High-res version in the link: https://t.co/C2fQHa4lRR

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