Whoa that map was very impressive. Can't be purely hand drawn, or am I missign something?

On the accounts of CC2, concerning the quantity and diversity of towns, rivers, mountains etc.; that version that I have has on approximation about 200 different symbols, while CC2 Pro has even more (something like 450+). And on top of that, I know there are sets you can download off the net. For example my science teacher has downloaded the oriental setting, which is pretty nifty.

Your choice Artim.  

Pascal

After observing the detail in my DM's maps of the Protectorate and the Shujen Kingdom (my science teacher is running v3.0 crossed with v3.5 D&D for us in his own homebrew world) - I asked where he recieved the maps from. He looked at me, and smiled and opened this little program, called Campaign Cartographer 2, abbreviated by CC2.

I got his copy of the program, when he got the upgrade to CC2 Pro, and have contemplated about making my own for my homebrew world of Daeru, and the Kinnerdales. So, I got off my butt and borrowed my exchange student's laptop (I don't have any MSFT OSs) and made some simple maps.


Hope no on else has said this before, but, err, CC2 and CC2 Pro especially, is a rather nifty, little program. If you can spare some time, feel free to check it out, right here @ profantasy.com - cc2.


Have a nice day,

Pascal

Main Focus
- Fairy Tales and short stories


Works to do
- A currently untitled story, which incorporates the "Dirges of November" image by Eshoh. You can find the thumbnail image here.


Works on Hold
- obviously none


Dream
- Some artistic help
- Some help wih the above
- Some Asian teen to share thoughts with...?    

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Notice: I shall be gone from the 15th - 26th Sept (trip to China).
Works during that time will most likely be on hold, though ideas will most certainly still appear, and be jotted down.  
Thanks.

Pascal

Edited by: mialle  at: 9/10/04 13:00