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The 56th Cartographic Congress Vote
🕑 Added 2023-04-30 22:47:57 +0000 UTCWe have twelve proposals this month, so I'm gonna stop typing and let you get to them:
Erik proposes a small, fortified dwarven port town with a drydock and a shipyard for the dwarves to take to the high seas.
Jon proposes the Eulimene, a great submersible designed for exploration of the deep sea and/or the Elemental Plane of Water.
Silas proposes Cardiff Castle in Wales
Morgan proposes the guildhall of the Imperial Society of Extraordinary Adventurers, including their library, vault and exhibit hall.
Joe proposes a druid's home on the back of a gigantic beetle. The beetle's back is covered with moss and flora, with a small tower, a garden, and a few other buildings.
Chaan proposes a beholder's lair, featuring vertical passages between levels for the occupant to levitate through.
DireSquirrel proposes a town located at the bottom of a deep, wet sinkhole in the jungle, covered in vines and moss with long, dark tunnels leading deeper into the earth.
Odd proposes a zaratan that has been corrupted by the shadow plane, with black, jewel-encrusted buildings rising from its back.
Lost Nebula proposes a small village built inside and on the surface of a small asteroid.
Shawn proposes the tower of an order of wizards, built on a sea stack and accessible by a bridge. The architecture would be reminiscent of the Wallace Monument in Stirling.
Ethan proposes a hatchery and aerie for breeding and training griffons.
AN7 proposes a temple to the elven goddess of war. Built in an old watchtower, the temple has a training ground to teach young warriors.
Comments
Jeffrey P
Beholders are nothing without their minions, so I imagine the Castle grounds filled with undead, then the keep has minions and then the Beholder is in vertical shafts and chambers sunk deep below.
Milby's Maps
What would that mash-up look like?
Jeffrey P
Since I see my vote (Beholder Lair) is losing, how about a mash-up: Beholder Lair in Cardiff Castle? 😬
Milby's Maps
By the way, Glaver's Regiment should be done tomorrow. And to anyone who's current or former military, I'd really appreciate it if you didn't tell anyone that it's not big enough for a regiment.
