Saranie

[Ilanthar]

This is a map done last year for my Tipeee (along with the plans of a few buildings of the city). It's in the world of my Domhantyr map. Truth be told, it took me a long time to do this one...

If you remember it - as well as the map of the sea roads of Tarasques - Saranie is city is a lercaride city, built on the back of a tarasque.

Hope you'll like it!
(And sorry for the french )

[Azélor]

Ça fait des grosse rames. J'aime bien le style.

[Ilanthar]

By Azélor
Ça fait des grosse rames. J'aime bien le style.

Merci Azélor !
Ouaip, c'est des rames gabarit troncs de séquoias .

[MapMappingMapped]

Nice! I like how the oars fade into the waters. I would like to see the ship from a perspective too, thoygh, to see the hull... Are these oars operated mechanically?

[Ilanthar]

Thanks, MMM ! I first thought of doing some perspective view of each side... but this took me too much time already and I had no place for them (a lot of text to put).
Here are the SK models.

And here are parts of the travel book of my character about the tarasque. The "oars" are more like floats, helping the side districts to be stable. The entire movement is due to the tarasque itself.

[MapMappingMapped]

Whoah, cool! Your creatures are so well drawn!

[fol2dol]

ça déchire!!!
ça me rappelle le "Vaisseau Monde" paru dans Graâl il y a bien longtemps

It rocks!! I love the idea.
It reminds me the Vessel World, from an old french RPG magazine, Graâl. It was a gigantic boat with a city inside!

[FrancescaBaerald]

This is amazing!!

[Ilanthar]

Thanks again, MMM .

By Fol2dol
It rocks!! I love the idea.
It reminds me the Vessel World, from an old french RPG magazine, Graâl. It was a gigantic boat with a city inside!

Héhé, merci beaucoup ! I don't know this old RPG mag (un fanzine?) but I love this kind of concept.

By Francesca Baerald
This is amazing!!

Thanks a lot, Francesca ! Your work is an inspiration for me, and I tried (at my own scale) to do something with the frame here.

[OldEarth]

That's a really neat idea and a lovely execution!