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Using some recommended tools (and figuring out a few things), I was able to create a much better version of the Derora World Map for "Lost in Paradise." (the revamped version of "Terrestrial Paradise").

For scale, consider this map to represent the Western Hemisphere of Earth where North and South American resides. For a distance metric, it would take about 7 days to walk from Sandy Branch to Port Prosper if you didn’t stop. Most likely, it would take about two weeks to travel between the two places.

I plan on updating the map as the adventures progress. I'll keep up each map version because I think it'll be another exciting way to watch the story progress.

Our MC starts their adventure in Sandy Branch, the lone little town surrounded by forests next to Port Prosper. I also added Water's Bastion as a reference since we all already know the city and we will be returning there. I also added the Capital of Zalevet, Camden.

While I have more places to reference and add, that will have to wait.

Things on the map will likely tweak as time goes on, but for some of you, this will serve as a helpful guide for this story's adventures. I know it's useful to me when planning things out.

Thank you!

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Urit

i am having a bit of trouble understanding the size, its a bit small no?

Julius Rictor

It’s about half the size of Earth and all the landmasses are equivalent to all the land in Earth’s Western Hemisphere, containing North and South America. But that’s a good thing to note. Thanks for bringing that up. I’ll see if I can add scale metrics for the version 2 since it’s hard to tell.

Julius Rictor

I just updated the post and added a distance metric. About a two week walk from Sandy Branch to Port Prosper.

Urit

i think its because its not filled yet

Julius Rictor

Yeah, and I’m gonna have to buy some stuff to make the map tool better. Probably do separate maps for each country since adding small towns skews the perspective. It’ll be a future project, for sure.