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Carto Cacography: The LONG Hiatus
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The Official Blog of The Fantasy Cartographic. Friday, February 27, 2015. It has been over a year since I posted last. I know that I was never a prolific poster, but that is shocking to me. But I guess an international move, a new place, a new job, and LOTS of time away from home will do that. I'm going to try to get back into some posting, although to be honest, this next year is going to look a lot like this past year. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Somewhere close to the sea. President of The Fan...
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Carto Cacography: Pretty Insane
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The Official Blog of The Fantasy Cartographic. Monday, March 2, 2015. I think that this video. Removes the need to see the movies at all. Because let's face it: The movies were mostly junk, but watching robots in action is usually a pretty good distractor from the daily grind. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Somewhere close to the sea. President of The Fantasy Cartographic. A DM, a player, but, above all, a mapper. You can reach me at: fantasy.cartographic(at)gmail.com. View my complete profile.
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Carto Cacography: February 2014
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The Official Blog of The Fantasy Cartographic. Tuesday, February 25, 2014. One of the non-rpg websites that I frequent on a daily basis is io9.com. There is always something interesting there, and its updated throughout the day (and night). This week, I am going to link to some articles there that really caught my eye. Today will be the first in at least four such posts. This article presents a bunch of fantastic art by ten different artists, many of whom also have deviantart. Saturday, February 8, 2014.
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Carto Cacography: September 2013
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The Official Blog of The Fantasy Cartographic. Tuesday, September 17, 2013. I came across this list of memorable D&D monsters. Over at io9.com. I like their list from the perspective that this collection of monsters "feels" like D&D to me. I've been trying to think of any others that I would put in a list of top ten monsters that say "D&D" to me. I would obviously have to delete some from their list to do that, but I don't have the intellectual capacity for that tonight. Must be old age. So how about you?
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Carto Cacography: Magic Item for LOTFP (Part 2)
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The Official Blog of The Fantasy Cartographic. Thursday, March 5, 2015. Magic Item for LOTFP (Part 2). Here is the second magic item that I wrote for submission to James Raggi in his latest endeavor. I hope you find it useful (or at least inspirational). The Carapace of Karadchazuul. Additional Damage Inflicted by the Carapace. Change to Player Character. Constitution Increase and Permanent Attachment (-1). Strength Increase and Permanent Attachment (-2). Strength Increase and Permanent Attachment (-3).
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Carto Cacography: July 2013
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The Official Blog of The Fantasy Cartographic. Sunday, July 28, 2013. When I drew the maps for Locales, Volume 1. I did so entirely on Microsoft Paint. Long and painful, but, in its own twisted way, actually enjoyable. Earlier today, I came across this. I recommend the video: Eight-and-a-half minutes telling the story of an old man who creates art using Microsoft Paint. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Somewhere close to the sea. View my complete profile. Beyond the Black Gate. Exploring the Outside Inn.
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Carto Cacography: February 2015
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The Official Blog of The Fantasy Cartographic. Saturday, February 28, 2015. What if the world was not a sphere but instead a donut? Answers some of those questions. And the possibilities sound really interesting. Obviously, the author thought so. His 'Summary' is this:. Torus-worlds are unlikely to exist naturally. But if they did, they would make awesome places for adventure. But for that brand of DM/GM who likes to know why. Friday, February 27, 2015. But I guess an international move, a new place, a n...
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Carto Cacography: Artistic Inspiration
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The Official Blog of The Fantasy Cartographic. Tuesday, February 25, 2014. One of the non-rpg websites that I frequent on a daily basis is io9.com. There is always something interesting there, and its updated throughout the day (and night). This week, I am going to link to some articles there that really caught my eye. Today will be the first in at least four such posts. This article presents a bunch of fantastic art by ten different artists, many of whom also have deviantart. Somewhere close to the sea.
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Carto Cacography: November 2013
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The Official Blog of The Fantasy Cartographic. Friday, November 15, 2013. Especially in the real world. Which is why I dig this sort of thing. How cool are some of those? It's when I come across articles like that, that I think the multitude of strange creatures in D&D (and all the other rpgs) isn't so unrealistic after all. Of course, my favorite creature in the above article is the giant isopod. So this is absolutely great. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Somewhere close to the sea. View my complete profile.
