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Well, I made this a while ago - I've been neglecting this particular worldbuilding project - but I thought I'd post it anyway.

I started out drawing the tops of mountains and then the rest ended up being a lot more detailed, eventually maybe I'll go back and make the style match better there.

The conlang is not particularly sophisticated, I've basically developed it enough to come up with proper names for places and people.

A lot of the worldbuilding I'm interested in is less building an entire world, and more like building a central location. This is a sort of fantasy post apocalyptic location (created first for a D&D adventure) inspired some of the dry inland regions of California near where I live.

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[โ€“] HenryWong327@lemmy.ml 1 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Cool. Do you have a translation for the names in this? Oh and roughly how big is this region?

[โ€“] seedling 1 points 2 years ago

I do! I even made an English translated map. Although now that I look at it again, I hate the font I chose then

I don't have a scale really, but it takes about a day to travel between the red dots in the upper left hand corner on horseback