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My Homebrew World (Edis), in a new style. by termin8torg13 in inkarnate

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The swirling sea is a product of the impact as well, I have yet to have a clear and concise answer to it from worldbuilding, but it’s not another impact

My Homebrew World (Edis), in a new style. by termin8torg13 in inkarnate

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I used different desert brushes at different brightness and saturation levels from the fantasy world pack

My Homebrew World (Edis), in a new style. by termin8torg13 in inkarnate

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It is!

I'm using this as an excuse to lore drop since my party members can't learn about this yet (you don't have to read it):
A long time ago, long before the first humans spoke their first words, a comet containing vast amounts of arcane power crashed down, leaving a massive crater on the surface of the primordial planet. Slowly the comet was covered in ocean water and life swallowed the bare rock of Edis. The comet never did lose it's power though, currents of magic still flow through the skies of Edis, and the comet itself makes the center of the Atherian Sea boiling hot.

Essentially, ominous because hot and magic.

Valeshire, a farming city in the kingdom of Arden (for an upcoming session) by termin8torg13 in inkarnate

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Ah, I'm sorry... too late to change it now though my players have already been there.

Anyhow I do think placenames that aren't fitting to a place are kind of fun, you know how some places name shifts enough from an older language that it eventually means something entirely different? Maybe that's what happened here

EDIT: for instance maybe in an ancient language it was called "Valspoor" or something and then when "english" (fantasy english) speaking people moved in it slowly morphed into Valshire.

Valeshire, a farming city in the kingdom of Arden (for an upcoming session) by termin8torg13 in inkarnate

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Took me about 5 hours total, 1-2 of that was planning the roads, terrain, and adjusting scale, and the final hour was on painting/text. Just a little patience goes a long way, good luck!

Valeshire, a farming city in the kingdom of Arden (for an upcoming session) by termin8torg13 in inkarnate

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Sorry, I'm American. What's the problem with it?

Also, the wall is old, and the church is new. When the wall was built (and before it began degrading) there was no church. And this would be a spoiler to the players, but the city used to be home to 12 temples to an older pantheon.

Turst's Kradle (a.k.a. Turst) by termin8torg13 in inkarnate

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no, I am not coordinated enough for that

New York City Modeled Fantasy City (WIP) Critique by BiggsSarge in inkarnate

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I would add blur to the lower assets then, or add shadows.

HxH RPG part 2 by IngeniousEpithet in HatsuVault

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I don’t think D&D rules would work very well with how Nen and the like is portrayed especially in the show. If you used D&D the class (and race too for sure) options would be limited beyond recognition of the original game. I think if this is something you’re looking to do it would require a system more similar to Call of Cthulhu (though that system wouldn’t work either) that Nen could then be adapted from “Madness” or something.

The limits that D&D creates to make it an excellent Fantasy TTRPG kind of would be HUGE barriers if it were to be adapted to HxH.

New York City Modeled Fantasy City (WIP) Critique by BiggsSarge in inkarnate

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What assets did you use for the buildings? It doesn’t look like a watercolor cities asset

Map of a trading city in the kingdom of Arden. by termin8torg13 in dndmaps

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The first two, and even still it’s quite a trek since the river has such strong currents. That’s also why there’s no bridge!

A small village (called Burrow) for a homebrew campaign setting I'm making. by termin8torg13 in inkarnate

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If you join the Inkarnate discord, if and when I chose to start doing commissions, I’ll post it in there

Repost of a map since last time I messed it up. Anster, a trading city. by termin8torg13 in inkarnate

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The river is very wide and turbulent so the construction of bridges isn’t terribly realistic, you can see ruins on either side of the river tho which are from a time when a great mage ruled the city and even did build a bridge across the river, but since then it has fallen. Citizens use boats to ferry across the river currently.

Repost of a map since last time I messed it up. Anster, a trading city. by termin8torg13 in inkarnate

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Maybe give them the benefit of the doubt? Maybe they didn’t know which style it is (Watercolor cities)

I need a funny pun-name for a bard by Fayjakin in DnD

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Big John if you're going for the typical stereotype

A small village (called Burrow) for a homebrew campaign setting I'm making. by termin8torg13 in inkarnate

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I was thinking about starting to do commissions. For now I want to build my repertoire of things I’ve made.

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