Somewhere in my memory i saw a map of Cale's world. I don't remmeber where! I don't even know if it was official, fan based, in the comic, or anything, but i could have sworn i saw a map of the lfg world.
it was roughly circular, with a mountain/valcano in the middle. it had specific features, like where the dwarf mountain was, the location of kethenecia and the other elf city (that cale went back in time to). it was a light yellow color, and it was labeled, every bit of it. I just don't remember where i saw it... Since I can't find it anywhere, I am beginning to think I may have just thougght it up in the subconsciousness of my dreams, I'm just not sure.
Does anyone else remember this map?
Full Version: Wasn't there a map?
Yup. It was posted in a blog, and some other member has posted it several times in other threads. Don't remember which ones though..
On the map there was a 'Village of the Damned'. Richard's scenic little village was popular enough to be put on it!
On the map there was a 'Village of the Damned'. Richard's scenic little village was popular enough to be put on it!
urgh! i found it and the pictures appear broken!
http://lfgcomic.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=1024
i can't see his maps -_-
http://lfgcomic.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=1024
i can't see his maps -_-
Yes there is, and if you look in Slaughter Your World on the zoom out at the end of the song, which occurs at about 3:28, you can see a bit of Legarion. Richard is apparently singing at a point near the Village of the Damned.
QUOTE(Frozen_Sun @ Jan 25 2008, 06:33 PM) [snapback]153935[/snapback]
Yes there is, and if you look in Slaughter Your World on the zoom out at the end of the song, which occurs at about 3:28, you can see a bit of Legarion. Richard is apparently singing at a point near the Village of the Damned.
i think he's singing IN the village of the damned
Here it is.
but it is missing labels 
labels that only SohLar could put in.
labels that only SohLar could put in.
have you noticed that the village of the damned looks like the area that richard is in during the musical at the end whe it zooms out
QUOTE(Frozen_Sun @ Jan 25 2008, 07:33 PM) [snapback]153935[/snapback]
Yes there is, and if you look in Slaughter Your World on the zoom out at the end of the song, which occurs at about 3:28, you can see a bit of Legarion. Richard is apparently singing at a point near the Village of the Damned.
QUOTE(crashbang @ Jan 27 2008, 07:03 AM) [snapback]154577[/snapback]
i think he's singing IN the village of the damned
QUOTE(Skielok @ Jan 27 2008, 06:07 PM) [snapback]154682[/snapback]
have you noticed that the village of the damned looks like the area that richard is in during the musical at the end whe it zooms out
No...=X
Hehe. Village of the Damned. To go with 'The Pit of Despair', his summer home in the mountains. What a way with words Richard has. I'm sure the ambiance in those places is quite appealing.
And bloody.
And bloody.
The bleeding walls are a bit extra, but they're well worth the overall effect.
I dunno, I always figured the village and his home were very normal looking and extremely inviting. Richard wants people to come and visit, otherwise he'd run out of people to kill.
Who's to say he'd let his residents die, anyway?
QUOTE(crashbang @ Jan 27 2008, 01:03 PM) [snapback]154577[/snapback]
i think he's singing IN the village of the damned
Maybe that's how he became mayor - eliminated the opposition and so on.
QUOTE(Rip Van Ishmael @ Jan 28 2008, 01:38 AM) [snapback]154693[/snapback]
Hehe. Village of the Damned. To go with 'The Pit of Despair', his summer home in the mountains. What a way with words Richard has. I'm sure the ambiance in those places is quite appealing.
And bloody.
And bloody.
Pit of Despair? Isn't that from the movie/book The Princess Bride?
With (among others) Cary Elwes (Robin Hood - Men in Tights)
Its also from pg. 24
The map is cool, but there could be some more detail in the one Grey_Llama posted, as the one Pentheraphobia posted has broken links/images! huh? 
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