Map of Korea, requested by dacubz145.
I am completely baffled as to the origin of the map. I have a map called "Nihon 1.04 (not ZB)," which, of course, is a map of Japan (and that also explains the name I gave to this cut-down of it). It includes Korea and parts of China and Russia, and it is huge (108x114). The description says "Karte von Japan Korea und Teilen Chinas und Russland," so whoever did it is German, but I don't know who did it or where it came from. At first I thought it was from Andrew_Jay's Sengoku scenario, but no, that is a different (smaller but still excellent) map.
So if anyone knows who did it, I'll be happy to give them credit for their superb work. All I did was cut it down so it's just Korea, which takes up 30x58 of the original map. I also added ocean (it was all coast) and removed some desert/floodplains and replaced them with grasslands. I understand why some people do this, but I prefer to use desert floodplains only in true deserts, not simply in fertile areas of non-desert.
I am completely baffled as to the origin of the map. I have a map called "Nihon 1.04 (not ZB)," which, of course, is a map of Japan (and that also explains the name I gave to this cut-down of it). It includes Korea and parts of China and Russia, and it is huge (108x114). The description says "Karte von Japan Korea und Teilen Chinas und Russland," so whoever did it is German, but I don't know who did it or where it came from. At first I thought it was from Andrew_Jay's Sengoku scenario, but no, that is a different (smaller but still excellent) map.
So if anyone knows who did it, I'll be happy to give them credit for their superb work. All I did was cut it down so it's just Korea, which takes up 30x58 of the original map. I also added ocean (it was all coast) and removed some desert/floodplains and replaced them with grasslands. I understand why some people do this, but I prefer to use desert floodplains only in true deserts, not simply in fertile areas of non-desert.
