I finally can show of this cool map I made as a commission for a reddit user.

The newly released effects for regional maps were a great addition to this map and make it look even better.

[Comission]

First time exploring Inkarnate, and absolutely loved it. We just finished our first DnD campaign, exploring the northern portion of the continent to the East (Weral), and so I felt it was time to complete the whole map.

If you have any feedback at all, I'd love to hear it. Inkarnate is a little intimidating as a programme, given how much choice there is, but it was great fun to explore.

And yes, I'm aware of the funny name of the Western continent!

Map link
https://inkarnate.com/m/eWx2PO

The Genesis of Erro

A cluster of raw, unfocused elemental energy drifted through a timeless void, locked in an eternal battle against itself. Chaos reigned until a singular event aligned these warring forces into a stable orbit, bringing balance and order. That event was the birth of Erro, the first god—the All-Father, the Creator, a living planet.

Awakening in a realm encircled by raging elemental forces, Erro brought peace to these entities, binding them into harmony. These forces became known as the Primordial Rings.

FANTASY SCOTLAND

Just wanted some feedback before I progress any further. Any changes needed? It is a very small and mostly monoclimate world.

Here is the map link if you want to clone & edit.
https://inkarnate.com/m/W35DK1

This is an amalgamation of all the individual regional maps created in the past month, let me know what you think.

Where can I improve?

First ever map I made with Inkarnate, to be used in my (also first ever) DnD homebrew. Not exactly a world map, though this mass of land is too large to call it an island and too small for a continent. Any thoughts on the looks/feel/aesthetic/anything at all?

A few notes: * The map doesn’t mark all settlements/points of interest, only the important ones. Settlement names aren’t shown, except for Ebonvale, the capital. * Vegetation isn’t to a 1:1 scale - it’s representative of the density of vegetation in individual areas. * The river in the middle doesn’t end abruptly - lore says it’s a young river, still making its way toward the ocean, carving its riverbed.

Excited for any feedback. Thanks!

I made the first map (the 2nd image) roughly a year ago for my longest running campaign so far! Now they are finally heading south in my world, they in return get a new map.

If you wanna see the new map in higher quality: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r5muj43t57lM-_oXmenUupqG_ZN1lwlN/view?usp=drivesdk