The November issue is now available for all subscribers from their registration page. The 6-page mapping guide has also been re-written to account for all the new stuff. More than 50 drawing tools and over 150 symbols now allow you to create overland maps in Pete Fenlon’s wonderful style much more quickly and easily. To make use of these, we re-worked the templates and drawing tools and also took the opportunity to add more bitmap fills and symbols to the style. Since then CC3+ has been released and many new features and tools were added to Campaign Cartographer. With the permission of Pete Fenlon, the author and artist of those maps, we produced a vector style pack in the second year of the Cartographer’s Annual. The November issue of the Cartographer’s Annual 2021 includes the “Pete Fenlon Revisited” style pack, where we extensively re-worked the 2008 map style based on the iconic maps of ICE’s maps for the Middle-earth roleplaying game. Ralf | Novem| Annual, overland maps, Pete Fenlon

It’s probably for the best not to mention I one time was in the jury (when they still had those) for the Eurovision song contest national selections. And that stuff is going to be rather lengthy as well, I guess.Ībout the author: Occasional map-finisher, sometimes character sheet filler, and at least once every two decades talking with the others about putting the band back together. Don’t worry: there will also be some kind-of-technical stuff further down the line. Then, a third request for popping the hood of my faux hand-drawn endeavours prompted yet another consideration of focus and approach and – would you believe it – a third iteration seemed more appropriate after all.Īnyway, here is the rather lengthy introduction. Not too long after, there was also a request for a tutorial being made and while a completely different script was already in the making for the first article, I figured I might as well splice thoughts and ideas. That is, using it to the best of my abilities. Let’s hand over to him:Ī while back, it was suggested that I write an article about the train of thought and process of using Campaign Cartographer in what has to be among the least time-efficient ways possible. It’s so different from the usual battlemap styles (varied as they are), that everybody was wondering “how did he do it?”.Īfter creating an Annual style based on his work in September 2019, he’s now spilling even more secrets in the following article “Doodles & Drawings”.

Ralf | Novem| handdrawn, Hans Anders BergströmĪnders Bergström – known as Lillhans on the ProFantasy forum – has astounded us at ProFantasy and the whole CC3+ community with his aquarelle-style drawings for a while now, with many of us having trouble believing that they were done in CC3+.

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