This is a response to Robgoblin's post on hex maps . It should have been an email, but Robgoblin has no contact details on the blog. Our cartographic goblin argues that a six-mile containing one settlement doesn't map to Middle Ages European fantasy settings, as any six-mile area would contain more than a single …

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Christer Enfors at Hexed Press created a procedure for generating hex maps. It uses the basic notion of altitude to make hexes each have a similar altitude to the next hex. The result is that mountains tend to be next to mountains or hills, and hills might generate a forest as the next hex. The entire thing results in …

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