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Just a full-blown conversion I am working on, merging the Nentir Vale into the sword Coast (FR) Campaign region. I only thought of putting it in this spot thanks to some input from a NV DM who wants to move his campaign into the Realms, and I must say, its a darn good fit (size precisely, BTW). This is just a WIP - I have to add a lot more hills, and many more locales, plus put labels on everything (and put a glow around all the labels and locals as well, so they're all easier to see/read). I would say this is not even halfway done at this point, but finally had enough to show something that wasn't too embarrassing. The Trollhaunt Warrens *from NV) is also squeezed in here, right up against the Mere of Dead Men. The final map will also be MUCH bigger, as well. It goes all the way to the edge of the High Forest. This will be turned into a pdf with layers when I am finished, so DMs can print out only the information they want. It will also include an index and conversion notes ( a blended history of the region).

Description
Just a full-blown conversion I am working on, merging the Nentir Vale into the sword Coast (FR) Campaign region. I only thought of putting it in this spot thanks to some input from a NV DM who wants to move his campaign into the Realms, and I must say, its a darn good fit (size precisely, BTW). This is just a WIP - I have to add a lot more hills, and many more locales, plus put labels on everything (and put a glow around all the labels and locals as well, so they're all easier to see/read). I would say this is not even halfway done at this point, but finally had enough to show something that wasn't too embarrassing. The Trollhaunt Warrens *from NV) is also squeezed in here, right up against the Mere of Dead Men. The final map will also be MUCH bigger, as well. It goes all the way to the edge of the High Forest. This will be turned into a pdf with layers when I am finished, so DMs can print out only the information they want. It will also include an index and conversion notes ( a blended history of the region).