Sword of truth

[Aval Penworth]

Hmm..Thomas Covenant anyone?......

I'd rather drown in a puddle...

[jtougas]

I'd rather drown in a puddle...

Now I wonder if you just said that to get me to say something clever..? Are you one of the "misinformed" horde that thinks the Unbeliever series is plodding and wordy?..

[Aval Penworth]

Now I wonder if you just said that to get me to say something clever..? Are you one of the "misinformed" horde that thinks the Unbeliever series is plodding and wordy?..

That was hours mind numbing boredom, punctuated with annoyance.

[verdilak]

What about The Hobbit series? Or Elric Moorcock series? Or even the Wit'ch series?

Thomas Covenant, from what i remember, wasn't very descriptive of cities/lands, but then again, its been a long time since I read them.

[jtougas]

What about The Hobbit series? Or Elric Moorcock series? Or even the Wit'ch series?

Thomas Covenant, from what i remember, wasn't very descriptive of cities/lands, but then again, its been a long time since I read them.

I don't know the descriptions of the Stonedown always makes me want to draw them..

[NeonKnight]

What about The Hobbit series? Or Elric Moorcock series? Or even the Wit'ch series?

Thomas Covenant, from what i remember, wasn't very descriptive of cities/lands, but then again, its been a long time since I read them.

I was thinking Just That! ELRIC of MELNIBONE and the Young King Kingdoms!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wasn't Thomas Covenant from the Deryni Series? Those read at times like History Texts.

[jtougas]

I was thinking Just That! ELRIC of MELNIBONE and the Young King Kingdoms!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wasn't Thomas Covenant from the Deryni Series? Those read at times like History Texts.

The chronicles of the unbeliever.. Classic epic fantasy very Lotr but with a "hero" that just wants to be left alone with his leprosy and self hate...

[mearrin69]

Barring letting the cartographer choose his/her own inspiration you could pick a more widely read work such as The Hobbit, mentioned above, or The Lord of the Rings. I'm pretty sure most folks on here will have read those. I've read a lot of sci-fi but very little fantasy myself...Hobbit, LotR, Elric, and that's about it (yeah, I'm missing out but I haven't been all that impressed with most fantasy authors I've read).
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[jtougas]

I have a confession I actually read those books before I read the Lotr It was in fact one of the first fantasy series I had ever read. So I think that makes me partial to it.

[Jaxilon]

It looks like this one isn't going so well but while it's a good background for making some maps it would probably work best as fanart.

Also, remember while many of the people here are avid readers of fantasy there are a good number who are just into maps. Now if this was "Make a map based on a book", I think it would go quite differently. It may just be a bit too specific.