btw it's fantasy, you really don't need to worry about your world map making "sense" geologically or whatever. make that river flow backwards from the sea into the mountain.
Wait are you saying I don't have to take plate tectonics ocean currents and mineral deposition into account when I make this map? But how will I know where the mountains with gold mines are, or what shores would have the best fishing spots? If I don't map out this entire world in intricate detail, how will I know if this kingdom falls on a major trade route or is sidelined to the periphery of the classical empires?
TOLKIEN SPOTTED!!! C.S., OBLITERATE!!!!!!
Are you kidding me? Tolkien was terrible about geography making sense! He had the world flat and then round with no apparent latitude-varying expansion/compression! He regularly had regions devoid of vegetation but experiencing no erosion! All known volcanic activity was linked to demons!


















