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Quest Pack - Hemelin Atlas: Demographics
🕑 Added 2024-06-08 10:14:55 +0000 UTCHello everyone!
This month's pack continues the atlas project with demographics: a focus on the people of Hemelin. It's divided into two chapters:
Political Borders, which has a map that shows organised nations who imagine solid borders around their territories, as well as alliances and tensions between those nations.
Cultural Demographics, which has a map that shows the prevalence of different cultures around the world, regardless of the nations and borders that attempt to organise them.
There are many new nations and cultures in this quest pack, as well as plenty of returning favourites with re-written and refreshed descriptions and artwork.
This Quest Pack Contains:
Political Borders Map, showing the different countries that exist in Hemelin.
Cultural Demographics Map, showing the spread of different cultures and factions.
Demographics Guide, including descriptions for 17 nations, 22 cultures and 7 global factions.
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What's next?
Next month we will continue the atlas project with maps that introduce options for adventure with Dungeons & Lairs and ways to get around the map with a Travel Routes map.
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We're really pleased that the reactions to the Hemelin Atlas have been so positive! It's a very interesting and satisfying project for us to work on. Next month's addition may be the last one; it may not be. We haven't figured that out yet!
Thank you for supporting our patreon and sending us so many positive vibes <3
Cheers,
- Niels & Rose
Comments
rpgtoons & r-n-w
This has been brought to my attention and I'll fix it as soon as I can. The text should be: "Brimstead is ruled by the Dragol family: dwarves who are are fiend-touched descendants of Infernite rock. People of all origins are welcome to visit and live in the city, as long as they pay a passage tax to the Brass Throne of the Dragol." Thank you for pointing this out!! - Niels
Bec Spencer
Hiya! Just checking, is the writing under 'Brimstead' meant to be the same as the writing under 'A World In Recovery'?
