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Blackwater Mountain now has a map!
This map is NOT free to use. It is for use in the BlackwaterMountain ARPG only.

Please note this is not to scale and the map and information below are provided purely for inspiration. Members should feel free to come up with their own locations as they develop their pack's story! If you have any ideas for landmarks, please let us know.

BWM takes place in a fictional landscape based on the climate of North America.

A wide range of mountains circles around a massive valley. Several substantial rivers, as well as numerus streams, flow from the mountains; crossing through the valley and feeding multiple lakes. There are at least two notable waterfalls while others may exist. The cliffsides are also littered with caves of varying size. The mountain's edge is marked with stands of coniferous trees and various scrub brush. The forests towards the center of the valley consist mostly of deciduous trees like Elm, Cherry, Oak, Beech and Maple. Birch and Willow are common near waterways. Scattered meadows of prairie grass offer grazing for resident herbivores. In the northwest of the valley there is a large swamp, fading to marshlands as it moves east. Near a gap in the mountains there is a dilapidated old cabin, one of the few man-made structures in the valley. Another is the researcher's tower near the largest lake. Humans can occasionally be seen driving a jeep to and from the tower.

Map made by Nyrathis
Brushes used: Sketchy Cartography Brushes

Description

Blackwater Mountain now has a map!
This map is NOT free to use. It is for use in the BlackwaterMountain ARPG only.

Please note this is not to scale and the map and information below are provided purely for inspiration. Members should feel free to come up with their own locations as they develop their pack's story! If you have any ideas for landmarks, please let us know.

BWM takes place in a fictional landscape based on the climate of North America.

A wide range of mountains circles around a massive valley. Several substantial rivers, as well as numerus streams, flow from the mountains; crossing through the valley and feeding multiple lakes. There are at least two notable waterfalls while others may exist. The cliffsides are also littered with caves of varying size. The mountain's edge is marked with stands of coniferous trees and various scrub brush. The forests towards the center of the valley consist mostly of deciduous trees like Elm, Cherry, Oak, Beech and Maple. Birch and Willow are common near waterways. Scattered meadows of prairie grass offer grazing for resident herbivores. In the northwest of the valley there is a large swamp, fading to marshlands as it moves east. Near a gap in the mountains there is a dilapidated old cabin, one of the few man-made structures in the valley. Another is the researcher's tower near the largest lake. Humans can occasionally be seen driving a jeep to and from the tower.

Map made by Nyrathis
Brushes used: Sketchy Cartography Brushes