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The final map will be wider than this.
Links:
- Mines north of Hurnscald
- Hurnscald inn/tavern basement
- PVP area
- Desert mines (treasure level, via another cave)
The rest of the map won't be as busy as the upper right.
Cave beneath Hurnscald
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Cave beneath Hurnscald
Click for larger image
The final map will be wider than this.
Links:
The rest of the map won't be as busy as the upper right.
Re: Cave beneath Hurnscald
General mapping thought
As quite a few of the ground-level maps have underground maps, perhaps some of them could be connected? That is, walking from point A to point B could then mean walking above ground, or walking below ground part or whole of the way.
The thought above with regard to this map
Perhaps a passage could lead to Dimond's Cove... (With some history of why they are connected.)
This map
The map looks enjoyable so far!
Though I personally dislike anything straight:
Hint
I personally love the newest cave additions with dead-ends and alternative passages.
As quite a few of the ground-level maps have underground maps, perhaps some of them could be connected? That is, walking from point A to point B could then mean walking above ground, or walking below ground part or whole of the way.
The thought above with regard to this map
Perhaps a passage could lead to Dimond's Cove... (With some history of why they are connected.)
This map
The map looks enjoyable so far!
Though I personally dislike anything straight:
- For instance the tunnel C could be less straight-line perfect, even (especially) if it's man made. (The same with the red carpet / coloured floor-tiles.)
- The vertical "river", perhaps widen the dirt between the water and the rock somewhat here and there, it feels a tad
too regular at the moment.
Hint
I personally love the newest cave additions with dead-ends and alternative passages.
Re: Cave beneath Hurnscald
Eventually. This will connect with the cave snake cave.Ces wrote:General mapping thought
As quite a few of the ground-level maps have underground maps, perhaps some of them could be connected? That is, walking from point A to point B could then mean walking above ground, or walking below ground part or whole of the way.
Someone else is working on Dimond's Cove cave. We'll probably connect at the cave snake cave.Ces wrote:The thought above with regard to this map
Perhaps a passage could lead to Dimond's Cove... (With some history of why they are connected.)
This is partially natural, partially cut out by hand. Tunnel C is mostly unwalkable (the portal is close to the chamber).Ces wrote:This map
The map looks enjoyable so far!Well, I guess the "too regular/perfect/straight" impression I get is somewhat due to the cave tiles themselves.
- For instance the tunnel C could be less straight-line perfect, even (especially) if it's man made. (The same with the red carpet / coloured floor-tiles.)
- The vertical "river", perhaps widen the dirt between the water and the rock somewhat here and there, it feels a tad
This will have plenty of alternate passages, but not a whole lot of dead ends (and none that are significant).Ces wrote:Hint
I personally love the newest cave additions with dead-ends and alternative passages.
Re: Cave beneath Hurnscald
Here is the cave:
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Paths:
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Paths:
- Caves going north: mines north of Hurnscald (in the works)
- Indoor area: basement of Hurnscald Inn/Tavern
- North east going east: PvP area (being worked on by kr0n05)
- South east going east: Tulimshar cave
- South east going south: Desert mines
- South west: unused
- North west: cave snake cave