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Maps of Core World

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#1
barthalas
Sep 02, 2008 13:50:01 Has anybody put together their version of a core world map? I know we've had little snippets here that some enterprising artist/cartographer may have strung together.

Also just curious, how many of you would purchase a map of the core world if they put one out?
#2
cow-god
Sep 02, 2008 15:30:23 I would!

I have wanted to develop a campaign for the core world, but I feel hindered/limited in a way.
#3
Krusk
Sep 02, 2008 16:16:52 http://www.enworld.org/wiki/index.php/Points_of_Light

Is a wiki devoted to what the "basic concepts" of what 4e "should be". It includes a map of the known world as of this point.
#4
strand0
Sep 02, 2008 20:35:02 Wow! I wanted to say "there is NO COREworld." WotC was said it many times.

BUT, I guess some/a LOT of people are just not going to accept that answer. :D Amaz'n!
#5
barthalas
Sep 03, 2008 9:34:11
Wow! I wanted to say "there is NO COREworld." WotC was said it many times.

BUT, I guess some/a LOT of people are just not going to accept that answer. :D Amaz'n!

Look... You can take what they are saying without looking at the facts if you want, but the facts are they have created a whole back story with race, deity, empires, battles, locations, partial maps, adventures, DDI articles detaling organizations and places, etc... regardless of if they officially recognize it, it is a setting. Not completely fleshed out, true, but still the skeleton of a core setting. Pretty much the only thing missing is a map to get things started IMHO.

What amazes me is that there are all these details of a "core" world and because WotC says "there is no core setting" some people can't "see the forest through the trees."

Take a sec and go to the site posted above and you'll see how much of a setting is really there , regardless of what WotC says.

;)
#6
strand0
Sep 03, 2008 15:15:25
Take a sec and go to the site posted above and you'll see how much of a setting is really there , regardless of what WotC says.

;)

No need, I agree!

I just thought that Goodman Games had put the cap on PoL. ;)

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 barthalas Sep 02, 2008 13:50:01	Has anybody put together their version of a core world map? I know we've had little snippets here that some enterprising artist/cartographer may have strung together. Also just curious, how many of you would purchase a map of the core world if they put one out?
#2 cow-god Sep 02, 2008 15:30:23	I would! I have wanted to develop a campaign for the core world, but I feel hindered/limited in a way.
#3 Krusk Sep 02, 2008 16:16:52	http://www.enworld.org/wiki/index.php/Points_of_Light Is a wiki devoted to what the "basic concepts" of what 4e "should be". It includes a map of the known world as of this point.
#4 strand0 Sep 02, 2008 20:35:02	Wow! I wanted to say "there is NO COREworld." WotC was said it many times. BUT, I guess some/a LOT of people are just not going to accept that answer. :D Amaz'n!
#5 barthalas Sep 03, 2008 9:34:11	Wow! I wanted to say "there is NO COREworld." WotC was said it many times. BUT, I guess some/a LOT of people are just not going to accept that answer. :D Amaz'n! Look... You can take what they are saying without looking at the facts if you want, but the facts are they have created a whole back story with race, deity, empires, battles, locations, partial maps, adventures, DDI articles detaling organizations and places, etc... regardless of if they officially recognize it, it is a setting. Not completely fleshed out, true, but still the skeleton of a core setting. Pretty much the only thing missing is a map to get things started IMHO. What amazes me is that there are all these details of a "core" world and because WotC says "there is no core setting" some people can't "see the forest through the trees." Take a sec and go to the site posted above and you'll see how much of a setting is really there , regardless of what WotC says. ;)
#6 strand0 Sep 03, 2008 15:15:25	Take a sec and go to the site posted above and you'll see how much of a setting is really there , regardless of what WotC says. ;) No need, I agree! I just thought that Goodman Games had put the cap on PoL. ;)