@Mods: Can be closed now.

**WImPyTjeH** · April 14, 2007, 10:16 AM

*Project name: Tamriel: Total War

*Brief description:
Total Conversion: Tamriel: Total War (TTW). The purpose of this mod is to bring the world from The Elder Scrolls game series into good, old RTW. Our aim is to create different, realistic and fun experience. We believe that balance, fun game play and realism can be matched together very well and we will do everything that we can to satisfy our fans.

*Talent needed:
- Researcher who knows every detail about the world of Tamriel and who is able to describe aspects of the map like heights, ground types, regions, etc. - able of drawing regions is a bonus. Complete knowledge/expertism is required.

ADDITIONAL:
- Mapping talent with some experience, fully capable of drawing a complete map from scratch with some concepts, research and descriptions - coding not required

*Contacts:
PM me (WImPyTjeH)

Team structure:
Belgarath - Team leader, 3d and 2d artist, coding,...
Cybvep - Team leader, Lore, descriptions,...
WImPyTjeH - Forum design, Admin duties, map manager
Raze - Forum and website design
Murfios: 2d Art

Website:
Official forum
TWC subforum

Additional Info:
We will focus on Tamriel (the continet actually known from the games: Arena, Daggerfall, Redguard, Morrowind and Oblivion). Tamriel consists of nine provinces: Black Marsh, Cyrodiil (the Imperial Province), Elsweyr, Hammerfell, High Rock, Morrowind, Skyrim, Summurset Isles, Valenwood. Each province has it's own history and is inhabited by different races. Each race has it's own culture, religion etc. For more information about TES lore we invite you to The Imperial Library ( http://til.gamingsource.net/ ).

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**Arakorn** · April 22, 2007, 06:58 AM

Perhaps it'd be an idea to recruit at the official Elder Scrolls forums? Or do you think that they don't accept ES mods for other games?

I think it'd be an idea to go recruiting on the official Elder Scrolls-forums.

Unless of course they (Bethesda) do not accept ES mods for other games...

EDIT: What the smurf am I doing?

**WImPyTjeH** · April 22, 2007, 01:34 PM

Originally Posted by Arakorn-eir

I think it'd be an idea to go recruiting on the official Elder Scrolls-forums.

Unless of course they (Bethesda) do not accept ES mods for other games...

EDIT: What the smurf am I doing?

Lol, triple post

Bad idea. Bethesda does not want anyone else to use some of their stuff or or even concepts.

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**Halie Satanus** · April 23, 2007, 07:52 PM

You might want to try and get hold of Kscott, he made a map for Tamriel, or at least started one.

http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=50981

**WImPyTjeH** · April 25, 2007, 08:06 AM

Originally Posted by Halie Satanus

You might want to try and get hold of Kscott, he made a map for Tamriel, or at least started one.

http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=50981

Thanks for the tip.

EDIT: It's just a grey-scale converted (inaccurate) map that I've seen on the TES wiki a couple of times.

Thanks anyway :wink:

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**Murfios** · April 30, 2007, 06:35 PM

Its Murfios...

**GotCrabs?** · May 10, 2007, 03:48 PM

I do know about Tamriel Demographics quite a bit.
For exemple, based on lore, Cyrodiil would be in fact, contrary to popular beliefs, a very tropical region. Its main export would be rice, dies and of course manufactured products. The main valley of the Niben River/Bay is very agricultural.

I can do that to pretty much every provinces.

**WImPyTjeH** · May 12, 2007, 08:17 AM

Originally Posted by GotCrabs?

I do know about Tamriel Demographics quite a bit.
For exemple, based on lore, Cyrodiil would be in fact, contrary to popular beliefs, a very tropical region. Its main export would be rice, dies and of course manufactured products. The main valley of the Niben River/Bay is very agricultural.

I can do that to pretty much every provinces.

If I'd gave you a base map_regions map with the nine provinces, would you be able to draw about 190 regions ?

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**Dismounted H@Xx0rZ** · May 15, 2007, 08:19 PM

Quick question: Are you going to model the settlements exactly after the ones in TES4, or are you going to use generic ones?

Recommendation: Whoever you hire for the mapping should own a copy of TES4 for refrence.