I am impressed by Keith's attention to detail... [Archive] - Wizards Community

I am impressed by Keith's attention to detail... [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Zemyla
08-24-05, 01:23 PM I noticed, looking at the inside cover of the Eberron book, that, with a minimum of coastline bending, you could join the continents together as if they had separated through continental drift.

I don't know if he did this intentionally or not, but either way, I am impressed.
CzarGarrett
08-24-05, 01:29 PM Eberronian plate tectonics!
FigureFour
08-24-05, 01:58 PM An interesting observation, but Keith didn't design that map.
Tek
08-24-05, 02:38 PM I noticed that the first time I opened the book.
TerrickTerran
08-24-05, 09:23 PM That's a well drawn map then.
Luisjoey
08-25-05, 01:25 PM Yes is really amazing even that is not naturally correct, because when continents are separated many portions of land are lost because they go to the deep of the sea or simple are lost forming island and those, but the map was make with lot of care, well the most real the best the setting.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Zemyla 08-24-05, 01:23 PM	I noticed, looking at the inside cover of the Eberron book, that, with a minimum of coastline bending, you could join the continents together as if they had separated through continental drift. I don't know if he did this intentionally or not, but either way, I am impressed.
CzarGarrett 08-24-05, 01:29 PM	Eberronian plate tectonics!
FigureFour 08-24-05, 01:58 PM	An interesting observation, but Keith didn't design that map.
Tek 08-24-05, 02:38 PM	I noticed that the first time I opened the book.
TerrickTerran 08-24-05, 09:23 PM	That's a well drawn map then.
Luisjoey 08-25-05, 01:25 PM	Yes is really amazing even that is not naturally correct, because when continents are separated many portions of land are lost because they go to the deep of the sea or simple are lost forming island and those, but the map was make with lot of care, well the most real the best the setting.