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The Game Master's Guide to Fantasy Mapmaking - by Cody James King (Hardcover)
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Highlights
- "We are all so lucky that Cody is finally sharing what he has learned as a fantasy mapmaker, inviting others to create whole new worlds.
- About the Author: Cody James King is a professional artist, cartographer, and storyteller.
- 192 Pages
- Games, Role Playing & Fantasy
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Book Synopsis
"We are all so lucky that Cody is finally sharing what he has learned as a fantasy mapmaker, inviting others to create whole new worlds."
-- Hank Green, New York Times bestselling author of An Absolutely Remarkable Thing
Dive Into the Magical World of Fantasy Cartography
If you've ever wanted to create your own fantasy realm, have a more immersive gaming experience, or finally remember where your adventuring party's heading, cartographer Cody James King is here to guide you. With simple instructions and clear step-by-step illustrations, you'll learn to draw everything from rivers, cliffs, and coastlines to castles and deadly ruins. Hone your skills and take your maps to the next level with elaborate borders and isometric compass roses or explore a new perspective with maps of various scales (all the way from single rooms to sprawling galaxies). Whether you're creating a Dungeons & Dragons map or perfecting your fantasy novel's worldbuilding, this comprehensive guide ensures you have the materials and know-how to get the job done.
With Cody's infectious enthusiasm, humor, and passion for his craft, you'll build more detailed worlds and have a deeper knowledge of the art of mapmaking--just in time for your next campaign!
Review Quotes
"This is far and away the most comprehensive book on fantasy maps I have ever seen. This book has everything you would ever need to make a fantastic map, and it's a hell of a read on its own."
-- Evan Leikam, author of Anji Kills a Kin
About the Author
Cody James King is a professional artist, cartographer, and storyteller. He is the creator of Dungeon Master's Diary. He currently lives with his family in Portland, Oregon.