Very much WIP, but I used Rock 3 to simulate some plate tectonics, biomes, and mountain ranges after some really useful feedback from fatherelijasbiomom, so shoutout to them! The scale of the map is massive to say the least, so I haven’t started on rivers yet; and honestly I’ve been avoiding them. Would love to hear what yall think. (the intention of this map is to be my 'forever world' for DND)
I am working on a Mediterranean-inspired regional map for my D&D homebrew and would love some feedback. The mountain ranges are still pretty rough right now since I’ve mainly been focusing on laying out the foothills, water flow, and overall biome placement before going back in for aesthetic cleanup.
The bay area in the northwest is meant to act as a humidity trap with a large marsh region. North of the main range will be a colder alpine area inspired a bit by the regions north of the Alps. The far east is planned to be more of a dry scrubland/savannah transition. (I threw in an inland sea heavy in salinity - though I am keeping it for rule of cool - would love to know if it is feasible)
There are also going to be two desert regions; the western one is more Egyptian inspired, while the greener peninsulas are meant to have more Italian/Mediterranean-style biomes and cultures.
Still very much a work in progress, but I’d love thoughts on the geography/climate layout so far.