It looks similar to the polish fanmade map(https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/wiedzmin/images/8/83/Mapa_orteliusa.jpg/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/2000) and definitly better than CDPR one presented in the Witcher 3. Also cyrillc feels immersive(the map from witcher 2 artbook https://i.redd.it/7jl4gn4nqupz.png). Anyway good job.
Amateur, super detailed map of the Continent (Russian only)
This is the product of my fanatical fascination with the Witcher universe and a huge amount of hours spent exploring the world and specifically creating the map itself.
Yes, it's a sloppy, unprofessional map. It's my personal 'drafts', 'notes' and 'sketches'. I wanted to make myself a map that was as detailed and RIGHT as possible. I tried to list almost all the places mentioned in the lore, if not all of them.
As a basis, I took the Russian-language map from CD Project Red for the first part of the game series - The Witcher. In addition to fleshing out the map, I also made changes and corrections to make the map seem as logical and reasonable as possible. To make it fit the "journey" of the characters in the books and games and the descriptions of the different locations.
Also, I decided to add heraldic symbols for the vast array of kingdoms, principalities, counties, baronies, cities and castles. I used coats of arms and symbols from Russian-language The Whitcher Wiki. Huge thanks to them for this excellent and professional graphic material (and also, of course, separately to Mboro).
I hope an avid fan like myself will be interested in looking at this map, where you can see just about everything in the Northern Kingdoms and even trace the exact movement of the characters.
It's a gnarly, sloppy map, but no one has ever created one like this! :)
Take advantage of it!
Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
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Can you please write the description in English?
К сожалению, мои навыки чтения по-русски не самые лучшие.
В любом случае, карта выглядит очень красиво
(I hope, my translation programm got that correct into russian )
But to the topic - absolutely great map, appreciate the effort of the author!