Hey tg, make up some lore, factions and stories just from looking at the map I made.
>Inb4 inkarnate
Make up some World Lore
Aiden Brown
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Brayden White
How did you make that map? Program or complete freehand
Jackson Lewis
Looks like its a spliced together map made in Inkarnate.
Adam Nguyen
he used this website inkarnate.com
Owen Jenkins
First off, think up some better names, most of these are cribbed, and from obvious sources. Here goes.
>Balmoral acts as a trading hub for most of the region, but is currently under the stranglehold of the Fell Masters of Tavross. In the past, goods from afar would travel on inlets into Balmoral on their way to as far as Woodhurst and Orilon, but now that the Fell Masters have taken control, things are different. Exorbitant tariffs and taxes have bleed the outlying cities dry, and only a handful of Merchant Princes hold any real power that Tavross allows. The Sages of Orilon foretell that Tavross won't be able to hold Balmoral's trade routes forever, but with the nearby serfdoms of Malokai and Goldcrest fueling their burgeoning dreams of Empire, it seems like just another false prophecy.
Anthony Butler
Pretty bad city placements.
They're all far from stuff.
Cities are usually in/near mountains with a river
Or by large rivers/lakes and seas.
You should name cities by things that exist or mythological stuff. (unless you're the uk with evolved names from a thousand years ago that we now have no idea what they could possibly mean.)
Grayson Campbell
like southwold
who the fuck would build a city there.
I assume the three building icons are towns.
So Southwold should be a large town, but the place it's locared is in nowhere, it's like 100km away from the mountain.
Unless this is a tiny land.
Owen Russell
Emberton and Umberton get angry at people commonly mixing up their names.
Andrew Evans
>Kravenloft
>Everton, Emberton and Umberton
>Caesarbyn
>being so lazy you can't worldbuild on your own and expect some autists on a Nepalese macrame board to do it for you
Also I had a hearty kek at Balmoral, there's a suburb here in Australia called that.
Matthew Hill
>Dallie
This port city is ruled by a wealthy noble family with ties to the main royal houses in the mainland. The people of Dallie have their own accent that is more soft and round compared to the rest of the mainland, which sometimes makes it hard to understand them.
The main export of Dallie is the Moorecrow clam, a species of giant clam that must be handled with care to be able to open, since it is said that their shell is unbreakable.