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This is my last map, inverted style. It's quite a bit whiter now, as the colours were reversed today. Seas exploded as the ground beneath erupted upwards, and this mostly turned to snow, which blanketed the region. Meanwhile, the areas where towering columns stood over plains imploded and surged down below sea level. The water that didn't freeze as snow flowed down depressions into the imploded holes. What you see above is the final result. You players will find that, although the snow takes a long time to settle, Most of it is buildable land scattered with giant wells, not a giant stretch of sea with great big horns sticking out all over the place and the smallest amount of constructable land. I think everyone will enjoy this map better than the first version.
