Submission

If you want to submit buildings, sites, cities or town description to this site for everybody to enjoy, simply e-mail me the files, and I will add it to this facility. You can combine the files in an archived .ZIP file, it will be easier.

I would also like to host as many Campaign Cartographer (.fcw) files as possible for all to enjoy.

Wanderer's MAPS Archive

Campaign Cartographer | Baraka | Faerûn | Others

Campaign Cartographer

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Note: The Jaw Peninuslar and CC2 are trademarks of ProFantasy Software Ltd. The five maps below are NOT my property, they are copyright by ProFantasy Software Ltd. The animated gif at right is a trademark of ProFantasy Software Ltd.

Island of Carriad

Jaw Peninsular, with CC2

Jaw Penindular (Political Region)

Jaw Peninsular (North East)

Temple of Gathzar, situated in the Quadrite Commons

Here are some links that contain maps in CC2 format (Note the following quote from CC2 Users Resource Site: These resources are the hard work of imaginative people, DO NOT STEAL, or they won't be so inclined to share and may persue their legal options. That being said, these are resources that the creators want to share with fellow CC2 users, so, use them, but give them credit and don't use for commercial purposes unless you have their express permission.):

Décors et personnages médiévaux (French and English page)
Forester
Genesis II
Greenwood's Map of London 1827
Mediaval Demographics Made Easy
Medieval English urban history
Planets
Planetside - the Home of Terragen
Wilbur: For lack of a better name, this software is called Wilbur. It allows an individual to play with terrain data (height fields). It can import data from and export data to many popular file formats. In addition, it allows the data to be modified wth a number of image processing operations as well as height field painting tools.; Terrains Bits. There are lots of programs that deal with terrain (synthetic and otherwise).
World Builder's Home Page. Charter School of Education: California State University, Los Angeles

3D Spatial Models of Great Buildings

Faerûn

R.A. Salvatore

Amphail - 2 days ride north of Waterdeep, Faerun

Mother Gothal floor plans: [basement] [1st floor] [2nd floor] [3rd floor] [4th floor] [5th floor] [6th floor] [Roof].

Dark Swamp of High Forest

Eagle Peak - Small village to the West of Cormyr

Village's Map, by Kris Metz

Selgaut - Faerun

Description of the city, by 3 authors

Tilverton - Faerun

Western gate of Tilverton, by Kris Metz

Waterdeep - Faerun

Cliffwatch [140 kB] Original picture: Place Royale, Québec
North Gate [171 kB] Original picture: Porte St-Louis, Québec

Baraka

The Ducal Lands

Description of the Ducal Lands, by Ty Dobson at Great Rivers Games.

The Arch Duchy of Haverford

Description of the Arch Duchy of Haverford, by Ty Dobson at Great Rivers Games.

Cambe, Baraka

Description of the city, by Ty Dobson at Great Rivers Games. This town is held by Baron Lumeda Kasvalon for the Arch-Duke Jason Faber. This town is primarly a farming settlement. There are seven villiages besides the town in the Barony.

Carrack - Port on the Faroon Ocean, Baraka

Description of the city, by Ty Dobson at Great Rivers Games. This town is held by Baron Anton Charlay. Carrack is a port on the Faroon Ocean. The Barony also includes seven nearby villages.

Doonberg - Baraka

Description of the city, by Ty Dobson at Great Rivers Games. This small town is south of the city of Hemel. This town is held by Baron Malon Barker for Arch-Duke Faber the ruler of the Duchy of Hemel. Doonberg is the last port of call before the river reaches the ocean. The Barony also includes 5 villages off the map.

Haverford - Baraka

by Ty Dobson at Great Rivers Games. The city of Haverford is one of the three major cities along the River Jocel. It is the second largest with a population of 5,500 in the city proper with an additional 8,500 living within 25 miles of the city. The population is 65% human, 15% light elf, 5% half elves and 15% representing the other nine races of Bakara.

Duchy of Hemel - Baraka

Description of the duchy, by Ty Dobson at Great Rivers Games. This duchy is ruled by the Arch-Duke Jason Faber III. The Arch-Duchy of Haverford is to the north.

Hemel - Baraka

Description of the city, by Ty Dobson at Great Rivers Games. The city of Hemel is the major city along the River Jocel. The population is 5,800 in the city proper with an additional 9,000 living within 25 miles of the city. The population is 75% human, 15% vartith and 10% representing the other ten races of Bakara.

Nenag - Baraka

Description of the town, by Ty Dobson at Great Rivers Games. Nenag lies to the northwest of the city of Hemel on the Shegar River.

Selmoth - Baraka

Description of the village, by Ty Dobson at Great Rivers Games. The village of Selmoth is held by the Knight Commander Arven Zelanko. He holds this village for the Baron Charley.

Sisak (or Sisik) - Baraka

Description of the town, by Ty Dobson at Great Rivers Games.

Thurles - Baraka

Description of the town, by Ty Dobson at Great Rivers Games.

Others

Bad Dwarf

A bunch of cool maps and corresponding descriptions. Follow links to a world called Gorland and check out the maps

Bejoscha's Cities

Bernhard Schaffer's RPG page, by Bernhard Schaffer
Buonimar
Felsheim (it´s a German name: Fels=rock Heim=house/living place)
Fistun
Gardon
Kondor
Landri
Nearda
Palwek
Roda
Sigol
Trullo
Tunga
Velsen
Vossten
Zarlon

Dutch City maps from Blaeu's Toonneel der Steden

Dutch City maps. These maps are scanned from a facsimile publication of the Blaeu's Toonneel der Steden from 1652. The order in which we present the maps is not the original order and some of the maps have not yet been scanned. Only the towns of the provinces Holland, and Utrecht are in the first part.

Écosse - Sur les routes du littoral ouest des Highlands d'Ecosse

by Hervé Sentucq. Voici 21 images panoramiques qui vous proposent un petit voyage le long de la côte nord-ouest de l'Ecosse. Ces images ont été prises en septembre 1998 sur un trajet de 300 km de routes qui traversent cette région des Highlands. J'espére qu'elles vous mettront l'eau à la bouche et vous inciteront à découvrir cette terre par vous-même. La majorité a été prise à peu de distance de la route. Seules la 12 et la 13 ont nécessité une vraie marche à pied. C'est donc une invitation à approcher facilement la grande beauté des lieux que côtoient au quotidien les Ecossais.

The Mordent Cartographic Society

Welcome, stranger, at the Mordent Cartographical Society. Maps it is that we create, and here in our printshop in Mordentshire-at-the-Sea we like to welcome you and give you the opportunity to look around.

Tesarta Resource Library

Contains a list of many links to Historical maps found from the Tesarta Resource Library.

Venezia (Italy)

[324 kB]. Same map at twice the size (huge 1.5 MB)
The Palazzo Ducale close-up is also available [347 kB]

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